1. A person without moral scruples
   - miscreant

1. Reject (documents) as invalid 
2. Abandon to eternal damnation
   "God reprobated the unrepenting sinner" 
3. Express strong disapproval of
   "These ideas were reprobated"
   - condemn, decry, objurgate, excoriate

1. Deviating from what is considered moral or right or proper or good
   "the reprobate conduct of a gambling aristocrat"
   - depraved, perverse, perverted

Derived forms: reprobated, reprobating, reprobates

See also: corrupt, reprobation

Type of: condemn, denounce, doom, offender, reject, sentence, wrongdoer

Antonym: approbate

Encyclopedia: Reprobate

• unmingled
• unmissable
• unmistakable
• unmistakably
• unmistakeable
• unmitigable
• unmitigated
• unmixable
• unmixed
• unmoderated
• unmodernised
• unmodernized
• unmodifiable
• unmodified
• unmodulated
• unmolested
• unmoor
• unmoral
• unmortgaged
• unmotivated
• unmotorised
• unmotorized
• unmourned
• unmovable
• unmoved