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reprobate

[rep-ruh-beyt] / ˈrɛp rəˌbeɪt /


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It is not merely Falstaff she has in mind when demonstrating, in this healing adaptation, that even the worst old reprobates can be taught a lesson and welcomed back into the family.

From New York Times

Some big Democratic donors threw a fit, threatening to support Trump if either of those reprobates became the nominee.

From Salon

But nothing in the previous 150 years — wars, earthquakes, strikes, lockouts and the stray lunatic or reprobate — has prepared us for this:

From Seattle Times

Your acting roles often have you playing "hippie reprobate" characters like Ezra.

From Salon

“My friend here has something she wants to tell you,” I said to the maitre d’, as though she were a reprobate, shoplifting child.

From Washington Post