sinners
word · lemma: sinner
/ˈsɪnɝz/
SI-nurz
/sˈɪnəz/
SI-nuhz
Definition
People who have done something that is considered a sin, especially in a religious context.
Usage & Nuances
'Sinners' is mostly used in religious or moral discussions. It can be serious or used humorously. Common phrases include 'forgive sinners', 'all are sinners', or 'save the sinners'. Not typically used in everyday, non-religious contexts.
Spanish: pecadoresPortuguese (BR): pecadoresPortuguese (PT): pecadoresChinese (Simplified): 罪人Chinese (Traditional): 罪人Hindi: पापीArabic: الخاطئونBengali: পাপীRussian: грешникиJapanese: 罪人Vietnamese: người tội lỗi - kẻ có tộiKorean: 죄인Turkish: günahkârlarUrdu: گنہگارIndonesian: pendosa
Example Sentences
The priest spoke about sinners and forgiveness.
basic
Religious books often mention sinners.
basic
He believes all people are sinners.
basic
Some say we're all just sinners trying to do our best.
natural
The church welcomed the sinners with open arms.
natural
"Even sinners can change," she said with a smile.
natural