sin's
Belonging to transgression
Sin's is the possessive form of sin.
A sin is an offense against religious or moral law, or more casually, any serious wrongdoing.
The possessive marks what belongs to or characterizes sin: sin's grip on the soul, sin's consequences.
In religious contexts, sin is often personified, making the possessive more vivid: Sin's wages are death.
religious
Belonging to inner essence
- salvation'sPossessive of redemption
- devil'sBelonging to evil spirit
- morality'sOf moral standards
- hell'sOf the inferno
moral
Belonging to a flaw
soul's
Belonging to inner essence
- salvation'sPossessive of redemption
- devil'sBelonging to evil spirit
- morality'sOf moral standards
fault's
Belonging to a flaw
pride's
Possessive of conceit
moral/theological quality
sin'svirtue's
Possessive of moral worth
morality's · decency's · uprightness · honor's · nobility's
- for my sinsSelf-deprecating consequence acknowledgment
- deadly sinsMortal transgressions of doctrine
- cardinal sinsSeven chief moral failings
- seven deadly sinsTraditional mortal transgressions
- remission of sinPardoning of wrongdoing
- guilty as sinUndeniably at fault
sin, sins, sinful, sinfully, sinfulness, sinned, sinning, sinner, sinners