rebrobate

1. verb

Disapprove of

The country, it may safely be added, is not likely to be willing either to approve, or to rebrobate, indiscriminately, and in the aggregate, all the measures of either or of any, administration.

2. adjective

Lost, abandoned

Mr. Stoddard says, "This person that had not a wedding garment, was a reprobate but every one that partakes of the Lords supper without grace is not a rebrobate." I answer, all that will be found in the kings house without grace when the king comes in to see the guests, are doubtless reprobates.

See Also: reprobate, reprove