What is another word for re-probate?

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iniquitous, base, delinquent, mean, villainous, vicious, reprobate, wrong, criminal, evil, faithless, two-faced, nefarious, perfidious, treacherous, fixed, venal, knavish, shady, double-dealing, debauched, tainted, praetorian, fast and loose, snide, rotten, extortionate, profiteering, unscrupulous, open, untrustworthy, unethical, wide open, crooked, exploiting, bent, mercenary, unfaithful, underhanded, gone to the dogs, padded, on the take, racket up, inconstant, fraudulent, Suborned, bribable, infamous, blasted, loathsome, doomed, lost, darned, done for, all-fired, blessed, confounded, dratted, gone to blazes, blankety-blank, unhappy, damnable, detestable, cussed, voodooed, revolting, Dang, despicable, cursed, accursed, Anathematized, darn, condemned, infernal, lousy, blooming, execrable, bloody, doggone, dissolute, depraved, abandoned, licentious, fast, degraded, debased, gone bad, perverted, profligate, vitiated, defiled, dissipated, Deteriorated, in the gutter, vitiate, light, libertine, nighthawk, player, intemperate, lecherous, unrestrained, in the fast lane, sybaritic, night owl, unconstrained, wild, raffish, lax, wayward, slack, high living, lascivious, rakish, loose, swift, Sentenced, dead duck, in the cards, predestined, convicted, bewitched, suppressed, threatened, fated, ill-omened, unredeemed, bedeviled, Star-crossed, Menaced, foreordained, ruined, kiss of death, unfortunate, thrown down, fey, wrecked, undone, overwhelmed, que sera sera, damned, ill-fated, luckless, done, sunk, destroyed, overthrown, obscene, baneful, pernicious, malicious, poison, injurious, malevolent, atrocious, beastly, flagitious, unpleasant, no good, wrathful, repulsive, heinous, maleficent, hateful, ugly, repugnant, stinking, low, harmful, angry, spiteful, hideous, disastrous, offensive, rancorous, destructive, malignant, calamitous, unpropitious, degenerate, immoral, vile, foul, incorrigible, corrupt, rude, sinful, wicked, wanton, bad, improper, unprincipled, lewd, diabolical, flagrant, unbecoming, immodest, embarrassing, mortifying, shocking, degrading, ignominious, opprobrious, dishonorable, ribald, vulgar, dastardly, notorious, drunken, humiliating, disgraceful, outrageous, contemptible, unworthy, Shaming, bold, arrant, brassy, high-handed, unashamed, unblushing, insolent, presumptuous, unabashed, barefaced, cheeky, audacious, overbold, brazen, forward, impudent, brash, blamable, blameful, demeritorious, blameworthy, morally wrong, censurable, guilty, culpable, shameful, amiss, erring, blatant, Bald-faced, Brazenfaced, devious, dirty-dealing, double-crossing, sly, stop-at-nothing, unconscionable, two-timing, unprofessional, underhand, cheating, mercentary, conscienceless, tricky, cruel, abhorrent, demoralized, insubordinate, worthless, Fiendish, putrid, untamed, violent, contaminated, ferocious, barbarous, savage, faulty, impious, monstrous, dangerous, arch, devilish, nasty, egregious, naughty, gross, low-down, heartless, mischievous, abominable, impish, illegal, smutty, illicit, wrongful, unfair, unlawful, unjust, felonious, corrupt person, untrustworthy person, worthless person, wrongo, wrong number, sorry lot, outcast, pariah, prodigal, reject, ne'er-do-well, maroon, shipwreck, leper, waif, dawdler, recreant, culprit, loafer, blackguard, no show, lawbreaker, miscreant, malefactor, juvie, JD, wrongdoer, juvenile delinquent, black sheep, jailbird, punk, lounger, desperado, felon, neglecter, deadbeat, offender, deadhead, evader, outlaw, young offender, debtor, derelict, fallen angel, hoodlum, behind, sinner, defaulter, deportee, exile, vagrant, displaced person, fugitive, castaway, persona non grata, refugee, hobo, tramp, bum, expatriate, untouchable, gypsy, good-for-nothing, lecher, dissipater, no-good, old goat, operator, waster, rake, wastrel, debauchee, swinger, hooligan, fraud, imp, liar, beggar, cheat, trickster, robber, swindler, idler, tough, Grafter, mischief-maker, charlatan, varmint, pretender, devil, cardsharp, opportunist, hypocrite, skunk, Defrauder, con artist, crook, bad news, monstrosity, cheater, problem, mischief, bad egg, rogue, shyster, troublemaker, whippersnapper, prankster, scallywag, dastard, thief, mischiefmaker, uncaring of others bad egg, creep, maggot, Misdoer, transgressor, antihero, brute, enfant terrible, scapegrace, poltroon, dog, snake, scullion, pauper, ingrate, Cullion, varlet, worm, Pilgarlic, knave, renegade, Ronion, looser, Bezonian, criticize, belittle, name, Denunciate, lay at one's door, reprehend, deprecate, hang something on, pass sentence on, find guilty, call down, send up, come down on, knock, disparage, send up the river, point finger at, judge, put away, put down, censure, find fault with, adjudge, disapprove, blow whistle on, pronounce, reprove, let have it, reproach, upbraid, decry, pin it on, doom, proscribe, skin, denounce, thumbs down on, sentence, castigate, depreciate, frame, damn, chide, punish, chastise, dress down, fulminate against, trash, roast, rip, slam, scathe, carp, nit-pick, HIT, Fustigate, excoriate, blame, scorch, skin alive, slog, do a number on, take down, reprimand, cut down, blister, cut to bits, clobber, trim, find fault, lambaste, blast, slug, jump on, cut up, nag at, give bad press, condemn, pan, fluff, zap, rap, pick at, animadvert on, bash, ridicule, vilify, crucify, give a rough time, balk, nix, gainsay, forbear, beg to be excused, bypass, shy, not accept, deny, not hear of, pass on, forgo, send regrets, dismiss, turn thumbs down, desist, spurn, repudiate, avoid, renounce, demur, turn down, abstain, abjure, not think of, refrain, don't buy, refuse, rail against, cry down, opprobriate, mark down, asperse, abuse, underestimate, underrate, detract, discredit, take away, dump on, poor-mouth, bad-mouth, diminish, minimize, disgrace, run down, take swipe at, devalue, write off, undervalue, malign, throw stones at, calumniate, discount, downgrade, derogate, traduce, defame, lower, indict, impeach, arraign, adjudicate, vituperate, inveigh against, rat, impugn, declaim, incriminate, revile, rebuke, expose, implicate, boycott, charge with, accuse, show up, smear, threaten, blacklist, brand, scold, stigmatize, finger, take to task, charge, prosecute, ostracize, dislike, disfavor, frown on, oppose, deplore, disesteem, take exception to, take dim view of, object to, expostulate, look down on, find unacceptable, remonstrate, discountenance, set aside, zing, look askance at, disallow, veto, dispraise, Discommend, despise, abhor, anathematize, detest, objurgate, loathe, imprecate, Accurse, abominate, curse, blow up, execrate, rail, bluster, fume, berate, menace, protest, swear at, thunder, animadvert, explode, rage, intimidate, assail, tick off, not budge, not budget, turn deaf ear to, repel, decline, beg off, withdraw, withhold, dodge, hold out, not buy, refuse to receive, not care to, make excuses, hold back, shun, ignore, send off, turn from, evade, give thumbs down to, brush off, regret, turn one's back on, disaccord, hold off, pass up, dissent, turn away, dispense with, rebuff, burn, cashier, exclude, eliminate, cast aside, chuck, scout, repulse, shoot down, disdain, disbelieve, second, discard, scrap, throw away, cast off, throw out, pass by, scorn, jettison, kill, cast out, jilt, slough, scoff, shed, turn, Disacknowledge, be against, flush, apostatize, abandon, recant, repeal, default, disclaim, reverse, fly in the face of, cut off, tergiversate, desert, forsake, dishonor, retract, tergiverse, defect, revoke, rescind, dump, wash one's hands of, banish, disavow, disinherit, cast, oust, break with, disown, denigrate, ream, lecture, give a talking to, tongue-lash, rake over the coals, lay down the law, admonish, nag, preach, give a talking-to, rate, keep aft, recriminate, light into, taunt, objurate, chasten, tell off, cut, drop, steer clear, disregard, slight, contemn, snub, give the cold shoulder, sneeze at, turn nose up at, air, flout, hold in contempt, sneer, say no, iniquitous

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What is another word for re-probate?

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Synonyms for Re-probate:

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Antonyms for Re-probate:

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