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词根:reprobate
adj.reprobate 邪恶的;堕落的
n.reprobate 恶棍,无赖
v.reprobate 非难;拒绝;斥责
约于1400年, reprobacioun,“拒绝”,源自教会拉丁语 reprobationem(主格 reprobatio),意为“拒绝,谴责”,动名词形式,源自 reprobare “不赞成,拒绝,谴责”(参见 reprobate(形容词))。
在神学中,“被判定为永恒惩罚的状态”(1530年代)。从1580年代开始,意为“被谴责为无价值或伪造的状态”; 广义上的“谴责,指责,强烈反对的行为”始于1727年。其他曾在英语中使用的名词包括 reprobacy(1590年代), reprobance(约1600年), reprobature(1680年代,法律用语)。
The first known use of reprobation was in the 14th century
1 The EPA deserved reprobation after the Gold King Mine spill, but today should get recognition for keeping its promise to list the project as a national Superfund priority.
2 There was no police investigation nor social reprobation.
3 He was warm in his reprobation of Mr. Elton’s conduct; it had been unpardonable rudeness; and Mrs. Elton’s looks also received the due share of censure.
4 He had never felt..so chilling a blast of reprobation as this cold disgust.
5 There is not a man on earth, that has not in some form or other passed sentence of reprobation upon this system.
6 For instance: our reprobation of bright color is, I think, for the most part, mere affectation, and must soon be done away with.
7 Mild reprobations such “it is unfortunate the president said that” were laughable understatements incompatible with a proper conscience and more the result of strategic thinking.
8 The word of God as clearly establishes "election" as it sedulously guards against "reprobation."
9 Mr. Baldwin said that he considered the reprobation “funny,” even as a fake news article has circulated since his first appearance as Mr. Trump, mourning the actor’s death.
10 Fast forward a few years, and reprobation of Walmart’s sharp tactics has faded.
11 "Yes," replied the lily, not knowing what he meant, but concluding on the whole that he spoke in reprobation.
12 Awake, as he ever was, to the claims of justice and humanity, it was not personal interest that could shield the slave trade from the reprobation of Maitland.
13 When I first saw Wilde, he had not yet been seared by the brand of general reprobation.
14 Nearly everyone had something to say in reprobation of the views suggested by Owen.
几乎每个人都说几句话来表示反对欧文的见解。
15 A State which gains revenue from a vicious trade, such as gambling and debauchery, demoralizes its people so effectually as to deserve reprobation rather than reverence.
16 It became more widespread in post - gupta times, especially in south India, and aroused the reprobation of 19th - century europeans.
它在岌多时期之前变得更为广泛地传播,尤其是在南印度,引起了十九世纪欧洲人的斥责。
17 The well-dressed people were mostly, I thought, of medio ceto,—middling class,—which in Rome is a term of strict reprobation, and answers to what we used to call Bowery in New York.
18 I think she had braved herself for some sort of emotional struggle sharp enough to drown the whisper of reprobation.
19 Thus it was that this devastation excited universal reprobation; and that, in the words of a modern French writer, the “idea of Germany came to birth in the flames of the Palatinate.”
20 Coaches and executives around the sport spoke out in a chorus of reprobation.
1 异议
but challenge difficulty exception objection demur dissidence demurrer disagreement dissent protestation dissentient
2 嫌恶
nauseous objection creep nausea abomination displeasure distaste repulsion revulsion abhorrence repugnance disinclination indisposition revolt hate disgust horrify loathe abhor repulse nauseate abominate hate like poison
3 斥责
reprehensive roger exprobration sneap rating snap rocket jaw slap reprimand snub reproof scorcher earful scolding panning tonguing reprehension setdown scold chide reprove rate skin jump row rap jawbone reprobate lambaste flagellate rollick reprehend give the rough side of tong the back of hand give a bad account of a kick in the pants blast away roar up reprobative castigatory reprobatively upbraidingly talking-to impugnment rail sail rage slate rag give a dressing down come down upon talk to ticking off dirdum check obloquy denounce objurgate
4 非难
disparaging invective accusatory denunciatory reprehensive objurgatory damnatory comminatory decrial blame reflection criticism slap swipe accusation slur impeachment disapproval censure arraignment stricture imputation disparagement opprobrium odium detraction brickbat reprehension reflect accuse criticize decry impeach disparage arraign stigmatize reprobate razz execrate dispraise breathe upon breathe on
5 反对
dissentient no cross negative reverse con contrary opposed adverse unfavorable repugnant negatory oppositive oppugnant contra nyet but challenge kick difficulty resistance opposition static crossing objection contradiction hostility howl disapproval protestation gainsay dido disapprobation contrariety thumbs-down contrariness countercheck discountenance opponency averse ob- against anti agin blackleg ding oppugn repugn mind stand object except react oppose rebel dissent thwart quarrel squeal antagonize naysay counter thraw turn bar traverse disapprove deprecate make a difficulty in the negative be opposed to wrong opponent contradictory counteractive contrariant antipathic thereagainst antagonistic contrarily contrariwise exception revolt nay flak negation demur repugnance resist combat nose dispute buck withstand contradict disaffirm
7 拒绝
negative nyet denegation no kick sack denial rejection refusal nay negation repulse rebuff nix repulsion repudiation protestation turndown heave-ho thumbs-down brush-off nonconcurrence knock-back declinature ding nill nonconcur refuse decline dice naysay scorn pass kill deny reject exclude override deprive defy repel disallow abhor reprobate the back of hand a thick ear give the ax say no dismissive negational challenge wipe exclusion slap spurn renunciation declination setdown renegue repudiate renege disaffirm for-
8 遗弃
exposure abandonment desertion dereliction leave desert abandon dump forsake reprobate jilt discard desolate on the ash heap
9 受排斥
10 谴责
detractory reproachful blameful reprehensive detractive skin row ban reflection thunder schooling condemnation reprimand censure twinge reproof animadversion reprehension denunciate check trim condemn proclaim rebuke reproach reprobate upbraid objurgate cast stones at haul over the c lesson blame lecture imputation obloquy dispraise declaim anathematize animadvert charge denounce baste reprove reprehend vituperate