Reprobates Meaning in English
word · lemma: reprobate
释义
People who behave in a morally bad way and are seen as without principles or shame. Often used in a playful or old-fashioned sense for people who break the rules.
用法与细微差别
Mostly formal or old-fashioned; can be humorous, especially in describing mischievous or bad people without real harm. Common in literature or playful insults, rarely used seriously in modern speech.
例句
Those reprobates were causing trouble in the park.
basic
The teacher warned the reprobates to behave.
basic
Some people call pranksters reprobates, but they just want to have fun.
basic
Back in college, we were known as the campus reprobates.
natural
You can't trust those reprobates with your secrets—they love gossiping.
natural
My grandmother always joked about the family 'full of reprobates and scoundrels.'
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