reprobation noun. [rɛprǝ'beɪʃ(ǝ)n] LME.
[Old & mod. French réprobation or late Latin reprobatio(n-), formed as REPROBATE verb: see -ATION.]
1. Reproof, shame. rare. Only in LME.

2. Rejection of a person or thing; condemnation as worthless or spurious. Also, disapproval, censure, reproof. LME.
■ H. James He had never felt..so chilling a blast of reprobation as this cold disgust.

3. Theology. Rejection by God; the state of being so rejected and thus condemned to eternal misery. L15.

4. The action of raising objections (against a person or thing); a legal objection or exception. rare. L15.

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