What is another word for re probate?

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fast lane, raffish, loose, wayward, slack, nighthawk, player, night owl, unconstrained, light, swift, lecherous, lascivious, unrestrained, libertine, sybaritic, high living, rakish, wild, intemperate, overthrown, fated, ill-omened, unfortunate, dead duck, overwhelmed, kiss of death, Star-crossed, sunk, predestined, fey, que sera sera, convicted, luckless, unredeemed, suppressed, threatened, damned, undone, bewitched, in the cards, done, Sentenced, bedeviled, foreordained, destroyed, wrecked, thrown down, Menaced, ruined, ill-fated, harmful, baneful, unpleasant, no good, repulsive, flagitious, spiteful, beastly, rancorous, repugnant, stinking, malignant, heinous, disastrous, malevolent, malicious, hateful, injurious, wrathful, hideous, ugly, destructive, low, atrocious, offensive, maleficent, obscene, pernicious, poison, calamitous, unpropitious, angry, foul, wanton, degenerate, unprincipled, sinful, rude, improper, vile, lewd, incorrigible, immoral, corrupt, wicked, bad, unbecoming, 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unlawful, wrongful, unjust, smutty, felonious, illicit, illegal, unfair, corrupt person, sorry lot, worthless person, untrustworthy person, wrongo, wrong number, outcast, pariah, reject, ne'er-do-well, prodigal, leper, waif, maroon, shipwreck, defaulter, sinner, lawbreaker, deadbeat, juvenile delinquent, juvie, black sheep, hoodlum, blackguard, felon, culprit, fallen angel, offender, jailbird, JD, wrongdoer, evader, loafer, no show, debtor, recreant, punk, derelict, dawdler, deadhead, neglecter, behind, malefactor, desperado, miscreant, young offender, outlaw, lounger, displaced person, tramp, deportee, untouchable, refugee, persona non grata, expatriate, vagrant, gypsy, fugitive, exile, castaway, hobo, bum, waster, good-for-nothing, debauchee, operator, wastrel, lecher, swinger, old goat, rake, dissipater, no-good, charlatan, robber, mischief-maker, hypocrite, varmint, pretender, imp, liar, idler, tough, hooligan, skunk, cheat, cardsharp, trickster, fraud, swindler, devil, opportunist, Grafter, beggar, con artist, monstrosity, bad egg, problem, mischief, crook, Defrauder, cheater, bad news, rogue, scallywag, troublemaker, shyster, whippersnapper, prankster, dastard, maggot, mischiefmaker, thief, uncaring of others bad egg, creep, transgressor, Misdoer, brute, enfant terrible, antihero, scullion, worm, Ronion, looser, renegade, ingrate, knave, scapegrace, dog, Pilgarlic, Cullion, varlet, poltroon, Bezonian, pauper, snake, disapprove, frame, name, castigate, knock, point finger at, find guilty, upbraid, disparage, depreciate, reprove, doom, send up the river, thumbs down on, skin, criticize, find fault with, deprecate, hang something on, lay at one's door, pin it on, reprehend, chide, blow whistle on, decry, put down, damn, judge, reproach, come down on, call down, Denunciate, sentence, denounce, pass sentence on, let have it, pronounce, proscribe, punish, send up, adjudge, belittle, put away, censure, find fault, bash, nit-pick, reprimand, condemn, slam, 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with, charge, implicate, expose, incriminate, ostracize, threaten, blacklist, boycott, impugn, indict, scold, stigmatize, prosecute, smear, rebuke, take to task, inveigh against, accuse, vituperate, adjudicate, brand, finger, arraign, impeach, rat, discountenance, take dim view of, remonstrate, dispraise, set aside, zing, frown on, oppose, expostulate, look down on, dislike, Discommend, disesteem, disallow, take exception to, disfavor, object to, look askance at, veto, find unacceptable, deplore, objurgate, abhor, despise, curse, anathematize, loathe, Accurse, imprecate, abominate, detest, bluster, thunder, blow up, rage, protest, menace, explode, rail, intimidate, fume, execrate, berate, swear at, animadvert, assail, tick off, rebuff, dodge, hold out, send off, not budget, regret, ignore, not care to, turn away, repel, evade, turn one's back on, decline, pass up, not buy, withdraw, withhold, disaccord, brush off, beg off, turn deaf ear to, dissent, not budge, refuse to receive, hold back, dispense with, give thumbs down to, turn from, make excuses, shun, hold off, disdain, jettison, kill, jilt, scout, disbelieve, chuck, second, exclude, cast out, cast off, scoff, throw away, cast aside, scorn, burn, throw out, shoot down, cashier, pass by, scrap, repulse, slough, eliminate, discard, shed, disown, default, disclaim, retract, Disacknowledge, dump, dishonor, cut off, oust, flush, defect, wash one's hands of, apostatize, disinherit, reverse, recant, repeal, banish, rescind, abandon, be against, cast, turn, fly in the face of, desert, break with, revoke, tergiverse, tergiversate, forsake, disavow, rake over the coals, give a talking to, lay down the law, ream, admonish, lecture, denigrate, tongue-lash, light into, nag, chasten, recriminate, objurate, preach, tell off, keep aft, taunt, give a talking-to, rate, disregard, turn nose up at, cut, hold in contempt, give the cold shoulder, snub, flout, steer clear, sneer, slight, drop, contemn, sneeze at, air, say no, villainous

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What is another word for re probate?

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