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sinful
UK
/ˈsɪn.fəl/
US
/ˈsɪn.fəl/
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sinful
adjective
more sinful
Comp.
most sinful
Super.
UK
/ˈsɪn.fəl/
US
/ˈsɪn.fəl/
грешный
He felt guilty for his sinful thoughts.
Он чувствовал вину за свои грешные мысли.
порочный
The novel explores the sinful nature of humanity.
Роман исследует порочную природу человечества.
Synonyms
vice-ridden
corrupt
nefarious
depraved
unethical
wrongful
wicked
immoral
Antonyms
innocent
righteous
virtuous
sinful
noun
sinful
pl
Rare, plural-only substantive use (usually preceded by "the").
Synonyms
transgressor
sinner
wrongdoer
evildoer
malefactor
culprit
reprobate
delinquent
sinful
adverb
UK
/ˈsɪn.fəl/
US
/ˈsɪn.fəl/
Archaic; flat adverb meaning "in a sinful manner".
Synonyms
wickedly
immorally
evilly
depravedly
licentiously
debauchedly
shamefully
sinfully
Definitions
sinful
adjective
Wicked or immoral; characterized by or involving sin.
The novel depicted a sinful character who was driven by greed and deceit.
Extremely pleasurable or indulgent, often in a way that feels excessive or luxurious.
The chocolate cake was so rich and decadent, it felt almost sinful to eat.
sinful
noun
People who sin; sinners (used with "the", plural only).
The preacher urged the sinful to repent before it was too late.
sinful
adverb
In a sinful or wicked manner.
They had lived sinful for many years before seeking forgiveness.
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