reprobacy

/riːˈprɒbəsi/

Definitions

1. noun

The state or quality of being reprobate; a wicked or depraved condition of mind or character.

“The judge warned the jury that the defendant’s reprobacy in the crime was clear and beyond a doubt.”

Synonyms

  • depravity
  • wickedness

Antonyms

  • uprightness
  • virtue