like sin US
laɪk sɪn
Definition

Definition of like sin - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

1.
degreeUSextremely or very muchUS
  • It hurt like sin after the fall..
extremely very much
2.
intensityUSwith great speed or effortUS
  • He ran like sin to catch the bus.
quickly rapidly swiftly
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Expressions with like

nothing likeadj.
completely different from something
This movie is nothing like the book.
feel likev.
have a desire for something or to do something
I feel like eating ice cream.
like glueadj.
sticking very strongly or closely together
The team was like glue during the project.
like royaltyadv.
with great respect and care
The staff served them like royalty throughout their stay.
as you likeadv.
with complete freedom or flexibility
Feel free to decorate the room as you like.
feel like an outsiderv.
experience a sense of not belonging
She often feels like an outsider at family gatherings.

Expressions with sin

as sinadv.
extremely or very much
The room was cold as sin.
cardinal sinn.
serious mistake or misjudgment
Leaving the door unlocked was a cardinal sin.
original sinn.
initial wrongdoing causing similar future actions
The company's original sin was ignoring environmental regulations.
guilty as sinadj.
obviously guilty of a crime or wrongdoing
He looked guilty as sin when asked about the missing money.
hideous as sinadj.
very shocking or offensive
His hideous as sin remarks offended everyone at the meeting.
poverty is no sinexp.
being poor does not make someone bad
He believes that poverty is no sin.
ugly as sinadj.
extremely unattractive in appearance
The old house was ugly as sin.
sin of omissionn.
failure to do something one should do
He was guilty of the sin of omission for not helping his friend.
stain of sinn.
mark of guilt from wrongdoing or sin
He couldn't escape the stain of sin on his soul.
besetting sinn.
habit or weakness that someone struggles with often
Procrastination is my besetting sin.

Terms related to like sin

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sinfulsinfullydegreeextentgreatlyhighlyhugelyimmenselyintensityvastlyeffortfervor

Terms with like sin included in their meaning

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commitv.
crime
do something bad like a crime or sin

Examples of like sin in a sentence

  • The food tasted like sin, it was so good.
  • The car sped like sin down the highway.
  • She worked like sin to finish the project on time.

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  1. French:comme pas possible, à toute vitesse, ...
  2. German:wie die Hölle, mit Volldampf, ...
  3. Italian:estremamente, a tutta velocità, ...
  4. Spanish:muchísimo, como alma que lleva el diablo, ...
  5. Portuguese:extremamente, como um louco, ...
  6. Chinese:疼得要命, 拼命地, ...
  7. Japanese:非常に, 猛烈に, ...
  8. Arabic:جداً, بِكُلِّ سُرْعَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:כְּמוֹ הַשֵּׁד, בְּטֵירוּף, ...
  10. Russian:до черта, изо всех сил, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дуже сильно, щосили, ...
  12. Hindi:बुरी तरह, तेजी से, ...

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