Sinner

/ˈsɪnər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person who commits a sin or wrongdoing.

He considered himself a sinner for having betrayed his best friend.

A person who transgresses moral or ethical codes.

In the eyes of her community, she was labeled a sinner for her choices.

A generally immoral person; one who has committed offenses against divine law.

The preacher spoke about redemption, reminding that even the worst sinner can find forgiveness.

Someone who is not righteous in behavior.

He felt like a sinner as he watched everyone around him living more virtuous lives.

Middle English, from Old English 'synner', from 'syn' meaning sin.

sinner in the hands of an angry god

A concept referring to a sinner facing punishment for their actions.

sinner's prayer

A prayer of repentance asking for forgiveness from sin.

saved from sin

The process of being forgiven and redeemed.

sin

An act that goes against a religious or moral law.

penance

Voluntary self-punishment to atone for sin.

redemption

The act of being saved from sin, error, or evil.

A person who engages in activities deemed immoral or wrong.

He's a real sinner when it comes to partying.

Someone who enjoys breaking rules or social norms.

She's a sinner at heart, always pushing boundaries.