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Перевод: reprobate

[прилагательное]
безнравственный; распутный; подлый; низкий; коснеющий в грехе; отверженный;
[существительное]
распутник ; негодяй ; подлец ; нечестивец ;
[глагол]
порицать; осуждать; корить; лишать спасения; не принимать в свое лоно

Тезаурус:

1. While, therefore, he accepted the idea, of an invisible church of the elect, Whitgift rejected any suggestion that it should be synonymous with the visible church of this world, arguing that: "We must walk in those ways that God hath appointed to bring them the reprobate to salvation which is to feed them continually and watch over them so long as they are in danger."
2. "Well, you hideous reprobate," said Jamie, "I have to go, plunge my flesh into the asses milk, slather on the Man Tan and hit In Chains.
3. Anxious to lead their lives in accordance with a strict and literal interpretation of predestination, experimental Calvinists sought to distance themselves both religiously and socially from the reprobate or ungodly.
4. The only excuse I have is that I was very young, a marvellous justification for most reprobate behaviour, and that I was wearing an uncomfortable vest.
5. The reprobate mother, who may also be gin-soaked, is almost the only interesting creation; her, and a louche bitch author called Cassandra, almost up to Dallas characterisation.
6. Their insecurities were doubtless increased through reading theological works such as William Perkins' Whether a Man , published in 1589, which argued that a reprobate might attain temporary faith and "seem both unto himself and to the Church of God to be a true professor of the Gospel, and yet indeed be none".
7. True to form, Orwell in his notes on Waugh disapprovingly named snobbery and Catholicism as the two driving forces of the novel, and as a secular radical he must have felt obliged to reprobate the one as much as the other.
8. George III went mad, George IV was a reprobate of singularly little governmental gravitas and William IV was a nonentity.
9. The reprobate (the condemned) fall under the judgement imposed on man because Adam broke his "covenant" with God, a "covenant of works" in which he and his descendants were promised eternal life upon condition of their obedience, which condition he failed to observe, thus plunging himself and all his seed into ruin.
10. He had to swear to obey the rules while diligently instructing the children and any others who may come to him "in grammar and other human doctrine", but must not read to them "any corrupt or reprobate books".
11. Similarly, the Prayer Book published in 1559 described the baptized child as "a member of Christ, the child of God, and an inheritor of the kingdom", a form of words which seemed to discount the possibility that the infant might have been born reprobate.
12. Nor is it possible to imagine the Regent allowing such a hideous series of plates to be made to commemorate his coronation, though, to be fair, even Regency designers might have had trouble making an elegant plate incorporating a photographic portrait of the old reprobate.
13. Thus, while Article Seventeen of the Thirty-Nine Articles incorporated the Reformed doctrine of predestination, its comments about the reprobate and the absolute assurance of salvation were left vague.