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Noun
An immoral act considered to be a transgression against divine law
The state or condition of being immoral or sinful
An act regarded as a serious or regrettable fault, offense, or omission
A quality of being inadequate
Closely kept secret
Refuse
A controversial or unorthodox opinion or belief held by a member of a group
Loss of reputation or respect as the result of a dishonorable action
Verb
To commit an offense, especially spiritually or morally
To act or behave in an inappropriate, improper, incorrect, or unexpected manner
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▲
Noun
▲
An immoral act considered to be a transgression against divine law
crime
offence
UK
offense
US
wrongdoing
error
lapse
misdeed
misdemeanour
UK
transgression
misdoing
scandal
violation
wrong
breach
dereliction
failing
fault
guilt
lawbreaking
malefaction
misdemeanor
US
trespass
peccadillo
peccancy
veniality
immoral act
evil-doing
fall from grace
act of evil
act of wickedness
improper act
infringement
infraction
felony
delinquency
debt
malfeasance
misconduct
misbehaviour
UK
misbehavior
US
iniquity
criminality
atrocity
outrage
abuse
contravention
evil
evildoing
immorality
injury
impropriety
slip
indiscretion
mischief
unlawful act
villainy
injustice
malpractice
illegality
tort
vice
negligence
illegal act
criminal act
faux pas
abomination
mischievousness
mistake
blunder
bad
disservice
miscarriage
miscue
delict
unjust act
bad behaviour
lawlessness
grievance
unjustness
inequity
disgrace
ill
gaffe
shortcoming
slipup
failure
monstrosity
affront
breaking
violation of the law
act of dereliction
act of misconduct
breach of conduct
infraction of the law
breach of the law
wickedness
boob
oppression
evil deed
delictum
racket
gaff
raw deal
flouting
caper
hit
clanger
bad deed
goof
stumble
bad act
solecism
omission
impingement
foul play
slip-up
non-observance
fast one
failure to observe
screw-up
mortal sin
indulgence
shame
perversity
unfairness
pity
enormity
encroachment
vandalism
dirty pool
dirty deed
erring
unlawful activity
shaft
evil act
non-compliance with
maltreatment
suppression
railroad
tyranny
repression
corruption
oversight
affliction
calamity
moral transgression
blow
catastrophe
breaking of the law
horseplay
insubordination
shenanigans
incivility
rudeness
indiscipline
naughtiness
inaccuracy
misstep
sinning
fluff
dirty deal
evil action
flub
fumble
clinker
brick
non-compliance
screwup
trip
degradation
backsliding
bobble
blooper
fail
bungle
culpability
fall
acting up
monkey business
unprofessionalism
malversation
responsibility
hiccup
unlawfulness
goof-up
boo-boo
brain fart
sinfulness
yielding to temptation
original sin
dereliction of duty
unethical behaviour
breach of ethics
naughty act
bad action
hurt
cruelty
discourtesy
bias
harm
slight
malevolence
turpitude
damage
inhumanity
slander
prejudice
persecution
insult
spite
imposition
indecency
libel
miscalculation
folly
familiarity
guiltiness
barry
bloomer
hastiness
ingenuousness
simple-mindedness
excitability
gaucherie
naivete
breach of etiquette
unseemliness
indiscreetness
misjudgement
stupidity
thoughtlessness
bumble
unthinkingness
foul-up
misspeak
crudeness
misjudgment
dumb move
foolish mistake
dropping the ball
slip of the tongue
howler
boner
thinko
botch
defect
bloop
flaw
lapsus calami
lapsus linguae
false step
misunderstanding
misapprehension
muff
snafu
muddle
slip of the pen
misjudging
floater
miss
aberration
indecorum
false move
mix-up
fallacy
mess
misreckoning
hash
glitch
botch-up
mess-up
error of judgment
neglect
erratum
delusion
err
misconception
misinterpretation
misreading
cockup
infelicity
inadvertence
snarl
snarl-up
balls-up
human error
pratfall
pretermission
imprudence
wreck
shambles
hesitation
accident
mishap
upset
gremlin
bug
imperfection
bodge
foul
mishandling
misfielding
snag
wrong move
bad move
mismanagement
underestimation
bozo eruption
absurdity
deviation
debacle
fiasco
botched job
overestimation
wrength
literal
inappropriate behaviour
social indiscretion
petty offence
minor offence
bungling
corrigendum
bas
confusion
illusion
typo
putting foot in mouth
flub-up
misusage
misapplication
unfaithfulness
wrongness
impreciseness
unreliability
poor judgment
barbarism
piece of indecorum
incongruity
dilemma
complication
petty sin
trifling fault
dumb thing to do
stupid mistake
typographical error
poor choice
upheaval
difficulty
trouble
quandary
printer's error
complexity
emergency
encumbrance
commotion
intricacy
struggle
bad idea
awkwardness
involvement
minor wrong
venial sin
car crash
break
flop
Freudian slip
lapse of etiquette
social blunder
colossal blunder
blunder in etiquette
recidivation
backslide
recidivism
remissness
carelessness
laxity
slackness
laxness
neglectfulness
forgetfulness
fall from favor
misprision
disregard
inadvertency
slovenliness
disregardance
more ❯
“As expected, there is a transferral of hatred from the
sin
to the sinner.”
Noun
▲
The state or condition of being immoral or sinful
immorality
evil
iniquity
wickedness
sinfulness
ungodliness
unrighteousness
corruption
debauchery
impiousness
depravity
impiety
irreligiousness
licentiousness
profligacy
blasphemy
iniquitousness
irreverence
libertinage
libertinism
profanity
sacrilege
villainy
desecration
evildoing
fallenness
fault
foible
ill
imperfection
peccability
profanation
turpitude
bad
covetousness
damnation
demerit
disobedience
pride
scandal
sloth
tort
wrongness
vice
degeneracy
vileness
wrong
badness
dissipation
perversion
baseness
dissolution
wrongdoing
impurity
dissoluteness
corruptness
viciousness
dishonesty
debasement
pervertedness
offence
UK
wantonness
heinousness
devilry
crookedness
offense
US
decadence
crime
indecency
evilness
foulness
degradation
godlessness
evil-doing
lechery
degeneration
unscrupulousness
deviltry
impropriety
lewdness
unholiness
devilishness
diablerie
atrocity
looseness
shadiness
promiscuity
lasciviousness
shamelessness
transgression
rakishness
nefariousness
malfeasance
knavery
degenerateness
decadency
lawlessness
dissipatedness
abjection
misdeed
salaciousness
misconduct
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
libidinousness
fiendishness
defilement
maleficence
injustice
criminality
lubricity
infamy
demoralization
US
self-indulgence
heresy
vulgarity
demoralisation
UK
abandon
sordidness
malignity
lecherousness
peccancy
sacrilegiousness
delinquency
profaneness
atrociousness
excess
roguery
rascality
devilment
gluttony
depravation
violation
unchastity
lustfulness
disrespect
dishonourableness
irreligion
malice
salacity
depravedness
animalism
immodesty
wildness
sensuality
prodigality
unrestraint
unruliness
sauciness
naughtiness
intemperance
outrage
treachery
impishness
abandonment
monstrosity
hideousness
diabolicalness
immoderation
incontinence
overindulgence
lack of morals
lack of principles
cruelty
malevolence
villainousness
unseemliness
lust
injury
contemptibility
abuse
curse
disreputableness
wretchedness
despicability
prurience
flagitiousness
loucheness
ignobility
decay
indulgence
immoral behaviour
double-dealing
sinning
evil behavior
sybaritism
deceit
enormity
hedonism
venality
disgrace
harm
abomination
mischief
duplicity
unfairness
mischievousness
shenanigans
deceitfulness
chicanery
roguishness
uncleanness
deception
deceptiveness
fast living
underhandedness
maltreatment
unjustness
laxity
meanness
obscenity
disorder
mischief-making
irresponsibility
anarchy
insidiousness
forwardness
presumptuousness
boldness
effrontery
temerity
audacity
arrogance
complacency
refractoriness
slackness
disrepute
mockery
immoral act
act of wickedness
darkness
squalor
lowness
fall from grace
unhonor
US
unhonour
UK
antisocial behavior
bawdiness
revel
voluptuousness
immoderateness
concupiscence
carousal
bender
binge
revelry
tear
lack of restraint
la dolce vita
life in fast lane
pleasure-seeking
rottenness
shamefulness
lawbreaking
peccantness
mercilessness
ruthlessness
scoundrelism
indignity
perniciousness
relaxation
relaxedness
hob
waggery
waggishness
unlawfulness
wrongfulness
foul play
tomfoolery
cheekiness
misfortune
misdemeanour
UK
flagrancy
sleeping around
free love
indelicacy
hell
dereliction
deviance
sordidity
decrease
decline
worsening
improbity
bastardization
unwholesomeness
unworthiness
unchasteness
vitiation
trespass
deterioration
moral decay
odiousness
egregiousness
monstrousness
outrageousness
dreadfulness
reprehensibility
disregard
contempt
fornication
recklessness
easy virtue
wastefulness
extravagance
loose morals
brutishness
brutality
perviness
malignance
evil act
carnality
rot
discourtesy
impertinence
bad deed
misdemeanor
US
error
abasement
inferiority
poorness
miscreancy
contamination
agnosticism
atheism
disbelief
apostasy
paganism
heathenism
non-belief
lack of respect
scurrilousness
scurrility
diabolism
malefaction
balefulness
scepticism
UK
doubt
unbelief
prankishness
trouble
unkindness
oppression
persecution
exploitation
skepticism
US
devilishment
witchcraft
magic
witchery
high jinks
neglect
mistreatment
black magic
evil magic
ignominy
pettiness
misdeeds
sins
faults
ill treatment
ill-treatment
unsavouriness
reprobation
offences
UK
offenses
US
rudeness
low-mindedness
mismanagement
manipulation
taking advantage
wrong use
misbehaviour
UK
misbehavior
US
friskiness
sportiveness
playfulness
frolicsomeness
monkey business
funny business
waywardness
perversity
pranks
tricks
coarseness
grossness
illegality
bad behavior
tricksiness
larkiness
ugliness
crudity
sportfulness
coltishness
pornography
felony
smuttiness
smut
larks
troublemaking
crudeness
malversation
dirtiness
ribaldry
bad behaviour
nonsense
capers
racket
jiggery-pokery
filthiness
impureness
dirt
filth
nastiness
raunchiness
blueness
raunch
goings-on
carryings-on
hanky-panky
carry-on
monkey tricks
offensiveness
trickery
knavishness
unethical behaviour
reprehensibleness
antics
culpability
puckishness
prank
odium
amorality
bestiality
fraud
bribery
disagreeableness
obnoxiousness
unpleasantness
guiltiness
fraudulency
profiteering
shenanigan
rankness
execration
dodginess
horridness
frightfulness
imprecation
infringement
infraction
contravention
kinkiness
eroticism
erotism
pederasty
satyriasis
boorishness
fleshliness
grubbiness
incontinency
ruttishness
pruriency
cybercrime
deviation
abnormality
monkey-business
horror
e-crime
break
sneak
caper
case
hit
job
breach
reviling
deviancy
taking the Lord's name in vain
unlawful act
delictum
mortal sin
fast one
illicitness
illegitimacy
delict
clandestineness
unnaturalness
gross indecency
indecent behaviour
raciness
indecorum
unsuitability
incivility
drunkenness
more ❯
“Humanity's
sin
was seen in the light of that grace, and its fallenness was placed in its proper perspective on a cosmic scale.”
Noun
▲
An act regarded as a serious or regrettable fault, offense, or omission
crime
scandal
shame
disgrace
outrage
pity
wrong
disappointment
letdown
misfortune
bummer
crying shame
bad luck
unfortunate thing
cause for disappointment
tough luck
source of regret
sad thing
cause for regret
sad situation
anticlimax
frustration
dismay
ill luck
bitter pill
mischance
mishap
disaster
catastrophe
crisis
“The only new ground that this film covers is when it commits the unforgivable
sin
of revising one of Milne's past stories.”
Noun
▲
A quality of being inadequate
failing
foible
shortcoming
fault
weakness
disadvantage
frailty
drawback
imperfection
want
deficiency
flaw
demerit
vice
defect
dereliction
weak point
limitation
blemish
inadequacy
weak spot
infirmity
fallibility
lack
Achilles heel
feet of clay
failure
bug
glitch
lapse
chink in your armour
catch
peccadillo
error
snag
hang-up
debility
unsoundness
blind spot
mar
character flaw
fragility
inability to hack it
idiosyncrasy
quirk
personal imperfection
bad habit
miscarriage
susceptibility
shortage
injury
scarcity
vulnerability
difficulty
impairment
peccability
discredit
solecism
foil
suscept
flimsiness
sore point
chink in the armor
kink
instability
gap
hole
deformity
bad mark
loss of credit
mark against one
loss of points
problem
taint
blot
gremlin
corruption
handicap
pitfall
impediment
downside
stumbling block
obstacle
hindrance
disbenefit
complication
hitch
hiccup
trouble
liability
minus
hurdle
negative
nuisance
fly in the ointment
inconvenience
spanner in the works
detriment
restriction
monkey wrench in the works
barrier
obstruction
debit
strike
issue
incommodity
encumbrance
drag
blight
downfall
underbelly
block
insufficiency
disability
bar
defectiveness
deterrent
burden
facer
weak link
crimp
cramp
fetter
trammel
soft spot
negative aspect
misfortune
affliction
ill
faultiness
check
shortfall
curb
undoing
incompleteness
discouragement
fatal flaw
constraint
soft underbelly
albatross
sticking point
vulnerable point
con
let
clog
stop
embarrassment
manacle
inhibition
shackles
chain
holdback
interference
balk
US
weak side
restraint
cumber
setback
millstone
catch-22
delay
holdup
barricade
blockage
road block
baulk
UK
curse
consequence
harm
weak area
errancy
unreliability
complaint
bad
loophole
misjudgement
misjudgment
flip side
other side of the coin
discrepancy
penalty
aberration
hardship
privation
character defect
afterdeal
hangup
vulnerable place
irresolution
decrepitude
impotence
enervation
invalidity
feebleness
brake
cross
hazard
vitiation
languor
powerlessness
faintness
inconstancy
baggage
jinx
prohibition
rub
dead weight
tie
load
shackle
red tape
disablement
retardation
bottleneck
millstone around your neck
retardment
disorder
stoppage
stricture
wall
cross to bear
bad news
disaster area
weakest link
stumbling stone
millstone round one's neck
downer
bummer
chink
jugular
letdown
kryptonite
stone in one's path
back
pity
disappointment
shame
comedown
annoyance
down
vulnerable spot
damaging weakness
tender spot
heel of Achilles
damper
evil
more ❯
“This suggests the
sin
of the received approach to these general issues.”
Noun
▲
Closely kept secret
skeleton in the closet
misconduct
wrongdoing
scandal
disgrace
secret
shocker
skeleton in the cupboard
dark secret
dirty little secret
unmentionable thing
outrage
affront
insult
reproach
crime
injustice
immoral behaviour
turpitude
offense
US
shocking incident of events
pity
crying shame
offence
UK
affair
unethical behaviour
shame
transgression
outrageous wrongdoing
-gate
shocking incident
discreditable behaviour
impropriety
business
outrageous behaviour
skeleton in closet
embarrassment
dishonourable behaviour
shocking series of events
discredit
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
opprobrium
reflection
stigma
brand
blot on the escutcheon of
source of shame
black mark on
black sheep
blemish on
bad reflection on
blot on
stain on
smirch on
more ❯
Noun
▲
Refuse
purging
refuse
purge
Noun
▲
A controversial or unorthodox opinion or belief held by a member of a group
heresy
dissidence
heterodoxy
apostasy
unorthodoxy
dissension
nonconformity
revisionism
faction
freethinking
agnosticism
atheism
blasphemy
iconoclasm
idolatry
impiety
non-belief
non-theism
paganism
skepticism
US
scepticism
UK
schism
sectarianism
separatism
unbelief
defection
deviation
disbelief
dissent
divergence
error
fallacy
infidelity
misbelief
nonconformism
profanation
recreancy
recusancy
sacrilege
secularism
tergiversation
unorthodox opinion
heathenism
godlessness
irreligion
nihilism
ungodliness
nonbelief
doubt
profaneness
humanism
incredulity
irreverence
unfaith
fetishism
lack of faith
idolatrism
iconolatry
idol worship
icon worship
idol worshipping
rationalism
negativity
rejection
denial
pessimism
repudiation
cynicism
renunciation
abnegation
nothingness
blank
oblivion
negation
emptiness
nonexistence
nullity
negativism
anarchism
terrorism
lack of conviction
mob rule
absence of moral values
more ❯
Noun
▲
Loss of reputation or respect as the result of a dishonorable action
disgrace
shame
discredit
ignominy
disrepute
infamy
opprobrium
obloquy
odium
contempt
degradation
dishonour
UK
scandal
disesteem
stigma
condemnation
disfavour
UK
disrespect
humiliation
ill-repute
slight
slur
crime
defamation
disapprobation
disapproval
dishonor
US
embarrassment
reproach
taint
vilification
blemish
blot
debasement
debasing
derision
derogation
reprobation
stain
tarnish
abasement
baseness
comedown
contumely
corruption
culpability
disbarment
disfavor
US
humbling
ingloriousness
meanness
misgrace
pollution
prostitution
scorn
slander
spot
strife
turpitude
venality
loss of face
ill repute
black eye
indignity
mortification
notoriety
smear
reflection
censure
smirch
unpopularity
loss of pride
shamefulness
abashment
aspersion
blame
brand
ill fame
black mark
blow to one's pride
scar
discomfiture
demerit
chagrin
offence
UK
disreputableness
offense
US
imputation
depreciation
detraction
notoriousness
vitiation
flaw
outrage
onus
smudge
shaming
ill favour
put down
affront
disgracefulness
bad reflection
bad name
lost face
disreputability
egg on one's face
dishonorableness
blot on the escutcheon
doghouse
opprobriousness
ignominiousness
unhonour
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fault
ignobility
mistrust
distrust
unhonor
US
loss of reputation
damage
imperfection
injury
bad books
slam
discomfort
bar sinister
condescension
discomposure
resignation
loss of self-respect
bad odor
disparagement
exposure
naming and shaming
mark
unworthiness
criticism
besmirchment
injustice
hit
bad odour
smarting
defect
slap
loss of honor
bad reputation
disregard
cloud
hint
suggestion
atrocity
abomination
low esteem
shamefacedness
compunction
shiner
villainy
outrageousness
exposé
dump
ill favor
lack of respectability
misery
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animadversion
stricture
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enormity
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red face
public disgrace
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▲
To commit an offense, especially spiritually or morally
transgress
trespass
err
offend
stray
fall
lapse
deviate
misbehave
wander
cheat
backslide
misconduct
go astray
go wrong
be led astray
break law
commit an offence
commit a sin
commit crime
do wrong
fall from grace
offend against God
succumb to temptation
act improperly
behave inappropriately
break commandment
commit a crime
live in sin
take the primrose path
wallow in the mire
break the law
stray from the straight and narrow
sow wild oats
degenerate
behave badly
overstep the mark
digress
yield to temptation
be bad
misconduct oneself
be naughty
go down the primrose path
act badly
act up
cause trouble
give someone trouble
do
play up
get up to no good
commit a felony
commit a transgression
commit an offense
exceed
overstep
slip up
blot your copybook
violate the law
break the rules
be out of order
drift
go adrift
go off the rails
get lost
break bad
get into bad ways
go to the dogs
fall into a life of crime
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“It was necessary, that man should be a free agent, and as such he would
sin
if he chose.”
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▲
To act or behave in an inappropriate, improper, incorrect, or unexpected manner
misbehave
transgress
trespass
offend
deviate
disobey
misconduct
roughhouse
act up
be bad
behave badly
be naughty
play up
carry on
go astray
misconduct oneself
go wrong
be misbehaved
do wrong
be mischievous
get up to mischief
fool around
muck about
act out
make trouble
get up to no good
be disobedient
forget oneself
get into mischief
be insubordinate
be bad-mannered
bend the law
be out of line
be guilty of misconduct
be reprehensible
be indecorous
raise Cain
run riot
be dissolute
be guilty
be immoral
be rude
do evil
show bad manners
show poor manners
stir the pot
be at fault
sow wild oats
be out of order
take a wrong turn
act improperly
degenerate
lapse
cause trouble
give someone trouble
fall from grace
fool about
hotdog
clown around
muck around
horse around
mess about
cut up
act the clown
monkey around
act the goat
skylark
showboat
act the fool
mess around
clown about
show off
act foolishly
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