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reprobationary

reprobationary adjective: of or relating to reprobation.

Adjective

reprobationary (not comparable)

  1. Of or relating to reprobation.
    • Through a misapprehension of the second commandment, the people of Israel, in Ezekiel's time, had espoused this reprobationary notion, that the children were punished for the sin of their parents; […]1836, Joseph Phipps, The Original and Present State of Man

Origin of reprobationary

From reprobation + -ary.

Questions about reprobationary

What does reprobationary mean?
Reprobationary means of or relating to reprobation.
What part of speech is reprobationary?
Reprobationary is an adjective.

Words near reprobationary in the dictionary

  1. reprobater
  2. reprobaters
  3. reprobates
  4. reprobating
  5. reprobation
  6. reprobationary
  7. reprobationer
  8. reprobationers
  9. reprobations
  10. reprobative
  11. reprobator

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