reprobate
Pronunciation
Noun
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Quick answer
A person of low moral character, often used in a light or humorous way.
Synonyms and antonyms
Synonyms
scoundrel
rogue
Test yourself
Which word fits the gap? "The old _____ spent most nights at the tavern."
Answer: reprobate
In your own words, what does "reprobate" mean?
A person of low moral character, often used in a light or humorous way.
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