moral+depravity
61sin — In the OT ‘sin’ denotes what is unacceptable (to God or humanity), not necessarily disobedience to God, or rebellion against him (as it is in 1 Kgs. 8:50); not to be equated with crime, which is an offence against society. Anything wrongly… …
62bad — [13] For such a common word, bad has a remarkably clouded history. It does not begin to appear in English until the end of the 13th century, and has no apparent relatives in other languages (the uncanny resemblance to Persian bad is purely… …
63corruptionist — n. one that endorses corruption, one who encourages moral depravity …
64corruptionists — n. one that endorses corruption, one who encourages moral depravity …
65unregenerate — un·re gen·er·ate || ‚ʌnrɪ dÊ’enÉ™rÉ™t adj. not repentant, sinful; not reformed, not converted; stubborn (especially in moral depravity) …
66sin — I. n. 1. Offence (against the divine law), transgression, iniquity, unrighteousness, wickedness, moral depravity, wrong, delinquency. 2. Offence, transgression. II. v. n. Trespass, do wrong, transgress …
67bad — [13] For such a common word, bad has a remarkably clouded history. It does not begin to appear in English until the end of the 13th century, and has no apparent relatives in other languages (the uncanny resemblance to Persian bad is purely… …
68reprobate, you — ‘Reprobate’ is far too literary and archaic a word to be used frequently in ordinary speech. One can imagine its being used humorously between educated speakers, in contexts where the accusation of moral depravity would not be taken too… …
69go to the devil — 1. To become ruined 2. An interjection expressing angry dismissal or defiance • • • Main Entry: ↑devil * * * 1) said in angry rejection or condemnation of someone 2) fall into moral depravity he must go to the devil in his own way * * * go to the …
70SACHS, MAURICE — (originally Jean Maurice Ettinghausen; 1906–1945?), French author, critic, and translator. Born in Paris, Sachs was abandoned by his parents and fell prey to alcoholism, homosexuality, and kleptomania. Vainly trying to free himself from moral… …
