reprobative Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- principled
- ethical
- uncorrupted
- honest
- righteous
- principled
- uncorrupt
- good
- incorruptible
- virtuous
- moral
- uncorrupted
- ethical
- honest
- incorruptible
- uncorrupt
- righteous
- good
- virtuous
- moral
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No Weak antonyms found.
reprobative Meaning
reprobative (a.)
Of or pertaining to reprobation; expressing reprobation.
reprobative Sentence Examples
- The reprobative attitude of the crowd sent shivers down his spine.
- Her reprobative comments cut like a knife, leaving an emotional wound.
- The politician's reprobative stance on immigration alienated a significant portion of the electorate.
- The reprobative glance she cast his way made him feel ashamed of his actions.
- The reprobative tone of the judge's voice sent a clear message of disapproval.
- The teacher's reprobative lecture on plagiarism emphasized the importance of academic integrity.
- The reprobative behavior of the bullies had a devastating effect on the victim's self-esteem.
- The reprobative articles published in the newspaper sparked a heated public debate.
- The reprobative nature of the crime shocked the entire community.
- His reprobative dismissal of the concerns raised by his employees created a hostile work environment.
FAQs About the word reprobative
Of or pertaining to reprobation; expressing reprobation.
corrupt, sick, degraded,depraved, warped, demoralized, rakish, debauched, dishonest, perverse
pure,pure, principled, ethical, uncorrupted, honest, righteous, principled, uncorrupt, good
The reprobative attitude of the crowd sent shivers down his spine.
Her reprobative comments cut like a knife, leaving an emotional wound.
The politician's reprobative stance on immigration alienated a significant portion of the electorate.
The reprobative glance she cast his way made him feel ashamed of his actions.
