peccancy (Meaning)
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peccancy (n.)
The quality or state of being peccant.
A sin; an offense.
Synonyms & Antonyms of peccancy
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
peccancy Sentence Examples
- The protagonist struggled with the peccancy of his past actions, seeking redemption in his journey.
- The peccancy of the dictator's rule was evident in the suffering of the oppressed masses.
- In the court of law, evidence of the defendant's peccancy was presented to the jury.
- Despite her outward appearance of righteousness, there was an underlying peccancy to her character.
- The clergyman delivered a sermon on the dangers of succumbing to peccancy and the importance of moral rectitude.
- The novel delved deep into the peccancy of human nature, exploring themes of corruption and temptation.
- Society's moral fabric began to unravel as the peccancy of its leaders became increasingly apparent.
- Through acts of charity and kindness, she sought to counterbalance the peccancy she perceived in the world.
- The artist's work often depicted scenes of peccancy and redemption, reflecting the human experience.
- The confession revealed the extent of his peccancy, leading to a sense of remorse and a desire for penance.
FAQs About the word peccancy
The quality or state of being peccant., A sin; an offense.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The protagonist struggled with the peccancy of his past actions, seeking redemption in his journey.
The peccancy of the dictator's rule was evident in the suffering of the oppressed masses.
In the court of law, evidence of the defendant's peccancy was presented to the jury.
Despite her outward appearance of righteousness, there was an underlying peccancy to her character.
