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sinned

 

[ sɪnd ]

Verb
Context #1 | Verb

moral wrongdoing

Sinned is the past tense of the verb 'sin,' which refers to the act of committing an offense or a transgression against moral or religious law. It typically describes an action that goes against one's ethical beliefs or the dictates of a faith. In many religious contexts, sinning carries serious implications, affecting one's relationship with the divine and with one's community. The term encapsulates actions that are widely considered morally wrong, ranging from minor faults to grave misdeeds.

Synonyms

errred, offended, transgressed, wronged.

Examples of usage

  • He has sinned against his beliefs.
  • They believe that everyone has sinned at some point.
  • In her heart, she knew she had sinned.
  • He asked for forgiveness, acknowledging he had sinned.

Translations

Translations of the word "sinned" in other languages:

🇵🇹 pecou

🇮🇳 पाप किया

🇩🇪 gesündigt

🇮🇩 berdosa

🇺🇦 згрішив

🇵🇱 grzeszył

🇯🇵 罪を犯した

🇫🇷 a péché

🇪🇸 pecó

🇹🇷 günah işledi

🇰🇷 죄를 지었다

🇸🇦 أخطأ

🇨🇿 zhřešil

🇸🇰 zhrešil

🇨🇳 犯罪了

🇸🇮 zgrešil

🇮🇸 syndgaði

🇰🇿 күнә жасады

🇬🇪 დანაშაული ჩაიდინა

🇦🇿 günah işlədib

🇲🇽 pecó

Etymology

The word 'sinned' originates from the Old English word 'synn,' which means 'sin' or 'offense.' This term is rooted in Germanic languages, indicating a sense of guilt or wrongdoing that has persisted through centuries. It has ties to the Proto-Germanic language, from which many Germanic languages have evolved. Historically, the concept of sin has been integral to many religious and moral frameworks, illustrating a framework of right and wrong. Over time, as societies evolved, the understanding of what constitutes a sin broadened, incorporating various ethical, cultural, and religious beliefs. The use of 'sinned' has been a crucial part of theological discussions, literature, and common discourse, reflecting the human struggle with morality and ethics.

Word Frequency Rank

At position #14,768, this word is part of sophisticated English vocabulary. It's useful for academic or professional contexts where precise language is needed.