Synonyms for Re-probate:

• adj.

  •bad (adjective)
  • iniquitous,
  • base,
  • delinquent,
  • mean,
  • villainous,
  • vicious,
  • reprobate,
  • wrong,
  • criminal,
  • evil.
  •corrupt (adjective)
  • 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.
  •damned (adjective)
  • 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.
  •debauched (adjective)
  • dissolute,
  • depraved,
  • abandoned,
  • licentious,
  • fast,
  • degraded,
  • debased,
  • gone bad,
  • perverted,
  • profligate,
  • vitiated,
  • defiled,
  • dissipated,
  • Deteriorated,
  • in the gutter,
  • vitiate.
  •dissolute (adjective)
  • 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.
  •doomed (adjective)
  • 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.
  •evil (adjective)
  • 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.
  •immoral (adjective)
  • graceless,
  • Saturnalian,
  • speedy,
  • shameless,
  • of easy virtue,
  • unchaste,
  • indecent,
  • X-rated,
  • pornographic,
  • unclean,
  • impure,
  • dishonest.
  •impious (adjective)
  • contrary,
  • sacrilegious,
  • scandalous,
  • unctuous,
  • Defiling,
  • diabolic,
  • irreligious,
  • hardened,
  • Canting,
  • deceitful,
  • disrespectful,
  • unsanctified,
  • unregenerate,
  • pietistical,
  • hypocritical,
  • iconoclastic,
  • undutiful,
  • recusant,
  • unhallowed,
  • unholy,
  • godless,
  • profane,
  • agnostic,
  • irreverent,
  • unrighteous,
  • apostate,
  • blasphemous,
  • sanctimonious,
  • atheistic,
  • desecrative,
  • ungodly,
  • satanic,
  • Desecrating,
  • disobedient.
  •licentious (adjective)
  • desirous,
  • uncontrollable,
  • uncurbed,
  • amoral,
  • Lickerish,
  • disorderly,
  • oversexed,
  • sensual,
  • lustful,
  • promiscuous,
  • relaxed,
  • carnal,
  • satyric,
  • fleshly,
  • animal,
  • unmoral,
  • incontinent,
  • swinging,
  • scabrous,
  • unruly,
  • libidinous,
  • salacious,
  • lubricious.
  •miscreant (adjective)
  • rascally,
  • reprehensible,
  • perverse,
  • unhealthy.
  •reprobate (adjective)
  • degenerate,
  • immoral,
  • vile,
  • foul,
  • incorrigible,
  • corrupt,
  • rude,
  • sinful,
  • wicked,
  • wanton,
  • bad,
  • improper,
  • unprincipled,
  • lewd.
  •shameful (adjective)
  • diabolical,
  • flagrant,
  • unbecoming,
  • immodest,
  • embarrassing,
  • mortifying,
  • shocking,
  • degrading,
  • ignominious,
  • opprobrious,
  • dishonorable,
  • ribald,
  • vulgar,
  • dastardly,
  • notorious,
  • drunken,
  • humiliating,
  • disgraceful,
  • outrageous,
  • contemptible,
  • unworthy,
  • Shaming.
  •shameless (adjective)
  • bold,
  • arrant,
  • brassy,
  • high-handed,
  • unashamed,
  • unblushing,
  • insolent,
  • presumptuous,
  • unabashed,
  • barefaced,
  • cheeky,
  • audacious,
  • overbold,
  • brazen,
  • forward,
  • impudent,
  • brash.
  •sinful (adjective)
  • blamable,
  • blameful,
  • demeritorious,
  • blameworthy,
  • morally wrong,
  • censurable,
  • guilty,
  • culpable,
  • shameful,
  • amiss,
  • erring.
  •unabashed (adjective)
  • blatant,
  • Bald-faced,
  • Brazenfaced.
  •unprincipled (adjective)
  • devious,
  • dirty-dealing,
  • double-crossing,
  • sly,
  • stop-at-nothing,
  • unconscionable,
  • two-timing,
  • unprofessional,
  • underhand,
  • cheating,
  • mercentary,
  • conscienceless,
  • tricky.
  •vicious (adjective)
  • cruel,
  • abhorrent,
  • demoralized,
  • insubordinate,
  • worthless,
  • Fiendish,
  • putrid,
  • untamed,
  • violent,
  • contaminated,
  • ferocious,
  • barbarous,
  • savage,
  • faulty,
  • impious,
  • monstrous,
  • dangerous.
  •wicked (adjective)
  • arch,
  • devilish,
  • nasty,
  • egregious,
  • naughty,
  • gross,
  • low-down,
  • heartless,
  • mischievous,
  • abominable,
  • impish.
  •wrong (adjective)
  • illegal,
  • smutty,
  • illicit,
  • wrongful,
  • unfair,
  • unlawful,
  • unjust,
  • felonious.

• n.

  •bad egg (noun)
  • corrupt person,
  • untrustworthy person,
  • worthless person,
  • wrongo,
  • wrong number,
  • sorry lot.
  •black sheep (noun)
  • outcast,
  • pariah,
  • prodigal,
  • reject,
  • ne'er-do-well.
  •castaway (noun)
  • maroon,
  • shipwreck,
  • leper,
  • waif.
  •delinquent (noun)
  • 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.
  •knave (noun)
  • bastard.
  •lecher (noun)
  • Don Juan,
  • gigolo,
  • lothario,
  • philanderer,
  • lady-killer,
  • stud,
  • satyr,
  • Lech,
  • womanizer,
  • casanova,
  • playboy,
  • debaucher,
  • romeo.
  •miscreant (noun)
  • convict,
  • pickpocket,
  • fink,
  • scalawag,
  • caitiff,
  • ruffian,
  • sneak,
  • rowdy,
  • rapscallion,
  • racketeer,
  • cad,
  • drunkard,
  • bootlegger,
  • vagabond,
  • scum,
  • scoundrel,
  • lowlife,
  • bully,
  • heel,
  • villain,
  • louse,
  • rascal,
  • scamp,
  • wretch,
  • evildoer.
  •outcast (noun)
  • deportee,
  • exile,
  • vagrant,
  • displaced person,
  • fugitive,
  • castaway,
  • persona non grata,
  • refugee,
  • hobo,
  • tramp,
  • bum,
  • expatriate,
  • untouchable,
  • gypsy.
  •profligate (noun)
  • good-for-nothing,
  • lecher,
  • dissipater,
  • no-good,
  • old goat,
  • operator,
  • waster,
  • rake,
  • wastrel,
  • debauchee,
  • swinger.
  •rascal (noun)
  • hooligan,
  • fraud,
  • imp,
  • liar,
  • beggar,
  • cheat,
  • trickster,
  • robber,
  • swindler,
  • idler,
  • tough,
  • Grafter,
  • mischief-maker,
  • charlatan,
  • varmint,
  • pretender,
  • devil,
  • cardsharp,
  • opportunist,
  • hypocrite,
  • skunk.
  •rogue (noun)
  • Defrauder,
  • con artist,
  • crook,
  • bad news,
  • monstrosity,
  • cheater,
  • problem,
  • mischief,
  • bad egg.
  •scamp (noun)
  • rogue,
  • shyster,
  • troublemaker,
  • whippersnapper,
  • prankster,
  • scallywag.
  •scoundrel (noun)
  • dastard,
  • thief,
  • mischiefmaker,
  • uncaring of others bad egg,
  • creep,
  • maggot.
  •trespasser (noun)
  • Misdoer,
  • transgressor.
  •villain (noun)
  • antihero,
  • brute,
  • enfant terrible.
  •wretch (noun)
  • scapegrace,
  • poltroon,
  • dog,
  • snake,
  • scullion,
  • pauper,
  • ingrate,
  • Cullion,
  • varlet,
  • worm,
  • Pilgarlic,
  • knave,
  • renegade,
  • Ronion,
  • looser,
  • Bezonian.

• v.

  •condemn (verb)
  • 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.
  •criticize (verb)
  • 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.
  •cut up (verb)
  • ridicule,
  • vilify,
  • crucify,
  • give a rough time.
  •decline (verb)
  • 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.
  •decry (verb)
  • 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.
  •denounce (verb)
  • 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.
  •disapprove (verb)
  • 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.
  •execrate (verb)
  • despise,
  • abhor,
  • anathematize,
  • detest,
  • objurgate,
  • loathe,
  • imprecate,
  • Accurse,
  • abominate,
  • curse.
  •fulminate (verb)
  • blow up,
  • execrate,
  • rail,
  • bluster,
  • fume,
  • berate,
  • menace,
  • protest,
  • swear at,
  • thunder,
  • animadvert,
  • explode,
  • rage,
  • intimidate.
  •impeach (verb)
  • criminate,
  • hold at fault,
  • inculpate,
  • query,
  • cast doubt on,
  • try,
  • tax,
  • bring charges against,
  • call to account,
  • call into question,
  • cast aspersions on,
  • challenge,
  • question.
  •knock (verb)
  • cavil,
  • alive.
  •rail against (verb)
  • assail.
  •rap (verb)
  • tick off.
  •refuse (verb)
  • 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.
  •reject (verb)
  • 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.
  •repudiate (verb)
  • 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.
  •revile (verb)
  • denigrate,
  • ream,
  • lecture,
  • give a talking to,
  • tongue-lash,
  • rake over the coals,
  • lay down the law,
  • admonish.
  •scold (verb)
  • nag,
  • preach,
  • give a talking-to,
  • rate,
  • keep aft,
  • recriminate,
  • light into,
  • taunt,
  • objurate,
  • chasten,
  • tell off.
  •spurn (verb)
  • cut,
  • drop,
  • steer clear,
  • disregard,
  • slight,
  • contemn,
  • snub,
  • give the cold shoulder,
  • sneeze at,
  • turn nose up at,
  • air,
  • flout,
  • hold in contempt,
  • sneer.
  •turn down (verb)
  • say no.

Antonyms for Re-probate:

• adj.

  • bad
    beneficial, benevolent, Undecayed, noble, ok, profitable, true, reputable, worthy, advantageous, right.
  • corrupt
    helpful, truthful, respectable, purified, Uncorrupt, sound, honorable, wholesome, principled, trustworthy, high, ethical.
  • damned
    favored, loveable, welcome, likeable, praiseworthy, cherished, nice.
  • debauched
    cleansed, improved, unpolluted.
  • dissolute
    chaste, resolute, respectful.
  • doomed
    hopeful, lucky, intact, successful, protected, saved, restored, blessed.
  • evil
    auspicious, delightful, wonderful, beautiful, gentle, attractive, pleasant, pleasing, Assisting, Aiding, agreeable, friendly, sinless, lovely.
  • immoral
    scrupulous.
  • impious
    holy, pious, religious.
  • licentious
    innocent, controlled.
  • profligate
    saving, careful.
  • reprobate
    just, clean, good, kind, upright, pure, moral, virtuous, decent, honest.
  • shameful
    mild, magnificent.
  • shameless
    cautious, humble, fearful, timid, meek, shy, reserved, afraid.
  • sinful
    righteous.
  • unprincipled
    open, frank.
  • vicious
    civilized, glorious, calm, tame.
  • wicked
    obedient, useful, worthwhile, Behaved, amateur.
  • wrong
    suitable, authorized, correct, unprejudiced, lawful, appropriate, legal, fair, acceptable.

• n.

  • miscreant
    goody-goody.
  • outcast
    favorite, friend, idol.
  • rascal
    hard worker.
  • villain
    heroine, hero.

• v.

  • condemn
    approve, set free, clear, praise, discharge, exonerate, compliment, free, exalt, pardon, acquit, endorse, absolve, commend, release, build up, laud, sanction.
  • criticize
    flatter, guess, lose, suppose, estimate, forgive.
  • cut up
    be serious.
  • decline
    allow, indulge, go along, accept, rise, go up, grant, use, say yes, increase, want, improve, ascend, continue, agree.
  • decry
    raise, exaggerate, honor, respect, overrate, esteem, overvalue, overestimate, applaud.
  • denounce
    cover, exculpate, ignore.
  • disapprove
    love, permit, promote, ratify, like.
  • execrate
    admire, adore, cherish.
  • fulminate
    defend, help, support, be happy, assist.
  • impeach
    answer, elect, reply.
  • refuse
    face, meet, consent, offer.
  • reject
    attract, choose, believe, trust, include, take on, keep, admit.
  • repudiate
    emphasize, enforce, hold, retain, acknowledge.
  • spurn
    embrace.
  • turn down
    take.