What is another word for re-probations?
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˌiːpɹə͡ʊbˈe͡ɪʃənz], [ ɹˌiːpɹəʊbˈeɪʃənz], [ ɹ_ˌiː_p_ɹ_əʊ_b_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n_z]
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Synonyms for Re-probations:
n.
• anathema (noun)- curse,
- excommunication,
- reprobation,
- commination,
- damnation,
- execration,
- taboo,
- proscription,
- ban,
- imprecation,
- malediction.
- derogation,
- vilification,
- cursing,
- Smearing,
- stigmatization,
- upbraidment,
- dressing down,
- fulmination,
- damning,
- rap.
- blur,
- disrepute,
- malice,
- aversion,
- brand,
- black eye,
- abhorrence,
- enmity,
- hate,
- antipathy,
- discredit,
- resentment,
- bar sinister,
- opprobrium,
- disesteem,
- spot,
- blot,
- dislike,
- detestation,
- stigma,
- infamy,
- disgrace,
- hatred,
- ignominy,
- dispprobation,
- stain,
- onus.
- disapproval,
- animadversion,
- expostulation,
- implication,
- repudiation,
- objurgation,
- arraignment,
- disapprobation,
- imputation,
- attribution,
- accusation,
- disparagement,
- denunciation,
- recrimination,
- diatribe,
- tirade,
- reproach,
- slur,
- exprobation,
- depreciation,
- reprimand,
- criticism,
- remonstrance,
- castigation,
- indictment,
- reproof,
- charge,
- opposition,
- incrimination,
- obloquy,
- chiding,
- censure,
- impeachment,
- invective,
- complaint,
- attack,
- rebuke,
- reprehension,
- condemnation,
- disfavor,
- inculpation.
How to use "Re-probations" in context?
When someone is arrested, they are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Once a person is arrested and charged with a crime, the justice system will do everything in its power to prove that person is actually guilty of the crime. If the person is found not guilty, then they are technically called " acquitted ", however, if the person is found guilty then they are called " re-probated ".
Now, what does this mean for the individual? Basically, it means that the justice system has determined that the person is likely again to commit a crime.
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