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sinful

/ˈsɪn.fəl/

sinfuladjective

more sinful

Comp.

most sinful

Super.

/ˈsɪn.fəl/

Translations

pécheurAu sens moral ou religieux.

The novel depicted a sinful character who was driven by greed and deceit.

Le roman dépeignait un personnage pécheur poussé par l’avidité et la tromperie.

Additional translations

décadentSurtout pour une indulgence jugée excessive ou luxueuse.

Definitions

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.

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sinfulnoun

sinful

Rare, plural-only substantive use (usually preceded by "the").

Translations

pécheursAvec l’article défini pluriel; sens religieux ou moral.

The preacher urged the sinful to repent before it was too late.

Le prédicateur exhorta les pécheurs à se repentir avant qu’il ne soit trop tard.

Additional translations

impiesAu sens religieux, plus littéraire.

Definitions

People who sin; sinners (used with "the", plural only).

The preacher urged the sinful to repent before it was too late.

Synonyms

sinfuladverb

/ˈsɪn.fəl/

Archaic; flat adverb meaning "in a sinful manner".

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pécheressementEmploi rare.

Definitions

In a sinful or wicked manner.

They had lived sinful for many years before seeking forgiveness.

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