sinned

Broke divine law

Sinned is the past tense of sin—to transgress against moral or religious law.

In religious contexts, sinning offends against God's commandments: He sinned and begged forgiveness.

More loosely, it means to do wrong or violate standards: She sinned against good taste with that outfit.

transgression

violation

Breaking of rules

offense · wrongdoing · infraction · defiance · breach · fall from grace · forbidden act · sacrilege · blasphemy · profanation

guilt

remorse

Guilt for wrongdoing

confession · repentance · culpability · self-reproach · conscience · compunction · penitence · wrongdoing · pangs · scruples

atonement

repentance

Remorseful rejection of past wrongs

forgiveness · reconciliation · salvation · purification · expiation · sanctification · reparation · cleansing · renewal · grace

vice

debauchery

Extreme indulgence in vices

  • gluttonyGreedy excess in consumption
  • lustIntense carnal appetite
  • greedExcessive desire for wealth

sloth · wrath · envy · pride · lechery · licentiousness · excess · indulgence · depravity · corruption

temptation

lure

Thing that tempts

craving · weakness · lust · covetousness · forbidden fruit · yielding · succumbing · fall · indulgence · appetite

Opposites
moral/spiritual conduct

sinnedobeyed

Followed a directive

behaved · abstained

spiritual state/standing

sinnedrepented

Turned from sin

atoned

Phrases
Family

sinner, sinning, sinners

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