reprobater

/rɪˈproʊbeɪt/; /rɪˈproʊbeɪtər/

Definitions

1. noun

a person who has been officially declared to be wicked or evil, especially in a moral or spiritual sense

“The court’s ruling declared the reprobate to be a menace to society.”

2. verb

to declare or consider (someone) wicked or evil, especially in a moral or spiritual sense

“The judge reprobed the defendant, stating that their actions were reprehensible.”

Synonyms

  • outcast
  • pariah
  • wretch

Antonyms

  • saint
  • virtuous