What is another word for re-probate?
904 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ ɹˌiːpɹˈə͡ʊbe͡ɪt], [ ɹˌiːpɹˈəʊbeɪt], [ ɹ_ˌiː_p_ɹ_ˈəʊ_b_eɪ_t]Table of Contents
Similar words for re-probate:- bad (adjective)
- corrupt (adjective)
- damned (adjective)
- debauched (adjective)
- dissolute (adjective)
- doomed (adjective)
- evil (adjective)
- immoral (adjective)
- impious (adjective)
- licentious (adjective)
- miscreant (adjective)
- reprobate (adjective)
- shameful (adjective)
- shameless (adjective)
- sinful (adjective)
- unabashed (adjective)
- unprincipled (adjective)
- vicious (adjective)
- wicked (adjective)
- wrong (adjective)
- bad egg (noun)
- black sheep (noun)
- castaway (noun)
- delinquent (noun)
- knave (noun)
- lecher (noun)
- miscreant (noun)
- outcast (noun)
- profligate (noun)
- rascal (noun)
- rogue (noun)
- scamp (noun)
- scoundrel (noun)
- trespasser (noun)
- villain (noun)
- wretch (noun)
- condemn (verb)
- criticize (verb)
- cut up (verb)
- decline (verb)
- decry (verb)
- denounce (verb)
- disapprove (verb)
- execrate (verb)
- fulminate (verb)
- impeach (verb)
- knock (verb)
- rail against (verb)
- rap (verb)
- refuse (verb)
- reject (verb)
- repudiate (verb)
- revile (verb)
- scold (verb)
- spurn (verb)
- turn down (verb)
- bad
- corrupt
- damned
- debauched
- dissolute
- doomed
- evil
- immoral
- impious
- licentious
- profligate
- reprobate
- shameful
- shameless
- sinful
- unprincipled
- vicious
- wicked
- wrong
- miscreant
- outcast
- rascal
- villain
- condemn
- criticize
- cut up
- decline
- decry
- denounce
- disapprove
- execrate
- fulminate
- impeach
- refuse
- reject
- repudiate
- spurn
- turn down
Synonyms for Re-probate:
adj.
•bad (adjective)- 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.
- graceless,
- Saturnalian,
- speedy,
- shameless,
- of easy virtue,
- unchaste,
- indecent,
- X-rated,
- pornographic,
- unclean,
- impure,
- dishonest.
- 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.
- desirous,
- uncontrollable,
- uncurbed,
- amoral,
- Lickerish,
- disorderly,
- oversexed,
- sensual,
- lustful,
- promiscuous,
- relaxed,
- carnal,
- satyric,
- fleshly,
- animal,
- unmoral,
- incontinent,
- swinging,
- scabrous,
- unruly,
- libidinous,
- salacious,
- lubricious.
- 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.
- 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.
n.
•bad egg (noun) •black sheep (noun) •castaway (noun) •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.
- Don Juan,
- gigolo,
- lothario,
- philanderer,
- lady-killer,
- stud,
- satyr,
- Lech,
- womanizer,
- casanova,
- playboy,
- debaucher,
- romeo.
- 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.
- 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.
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.
- 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.
- 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.
- blow up,
- execrate,
- rail,
- bluster,
- fume,
- berate,
- menace,
- protest,
- swear at,
- thunder,
- animadvert,
- explode,
- rage,
- intimidate.
- 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.
- 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.
Antonyms for Re-probate:
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adj.
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bad
beneficial, benevolent, Undecayed, noble, ok, profitable, true, reputable, worthy, advantageous, right.
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corrupt
helpful, truthful, respectable, purified, Uncorrupt, sound, honorable, wholesome, principled, trustworthy, high, ethical.
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debauched
cleansed, improved, unpolluted.
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dissolute
chaste, resolute, respectful.
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evil
auspicious, delightful, wonderful, beautiful, gentle, attractive, pleasant, pleasing, Assisting, Aiding, agreeable, friendly, sinless, lovely.
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immoral
scrupulous.
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licentious
innocent, controlled.
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shameful
mild, magnificent.
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sinful
righteous.
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wicked
obedient, useful, worthwhile, Behaved, amateur.
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wrong
suitable, authorized, correct, unprejudiced, lawful, appropriate, legal, fair, acceptable.
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bad
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n.
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miscreant
goody-goody.
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rascal
hard worker.
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miscreant
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v.
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condemn
approve, set free, clear, praise, discharge, exonerate, compliment, free, exalt, pardon, acquit, endorse, absolve, commend, release, build up, laud, sanction.
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cut up
be serious.
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decline
allow, indulge, go along, accept, rise, go up, grant, use, say yes, increase, want, improve, ascend, continue, agree.
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decry
raise, exaggerate, honor, respect, overrate, esteem, overvalue, overestimate, applaud.
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repudiate
emphasize, enforce, hold, retain, acknowledge.
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spurn
embrace.
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turn down
take.
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condemn