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reprobates
noun as in miscreant
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noun as in outcast
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noun as in profligate
noun as in rascal
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noun as in rogue
noun as in scamp
noun as in scoundrel
noun as in villain
noun as in bad egg
noun as in lecher
noun as in trespasser
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noun as in castaway
noun as in scalawag
noun as in wretch
noun as in lech
noun as in delinquent
verb as in knock
verb as in rap
verb as in refuse
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verb as in reject
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verb as in repudiate
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verb as in revile
verb as in scold
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verb as in spurn
verb as in turn down
verb as in rail against
verb as in condemn
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verb as in criticize
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verb as in cut up
verb as in decline
verb as in decry
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verb as in denounce
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verb as in disapprove
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verb as in execrate
verb as in fulminate
verb as in impeach
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Example Sentences
We rarely see these over-subsidized reprobates engaged in any kind of meaningful employment.
He had begun to dislike the latter more and more, and had given him up altogether as one of the reprobates.
For my part, I'm quite exhausted scolding these young reprobates, and I'd like a change to smiles instead of tears.
As for us, who are dependent on carpets and easy-chairs, we are reprobates, and shall never enter into the kingdom of heaven.
Each of these simple-hearted reprobates was too spirited to take a guinea for a kick down a staircase.
Dick, who was still nominally of the faction of the reprobates, fell a-laughing when the news penetrated his mind.
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On this page you'll find 1229 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to reprobates, such as: culprit, felon, hoodlum, lowlife, pickpocket, and wrongdoer.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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