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Definition of peccancy - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
moral transgressionRare moral wrongdoing or sinRare
- He confessed his peccancy to the priest.
2.
unhealthinessRare state of being unhealthyRare
- The peccancy of the patient was concerning.
Origin of peccancy
Latin, peccare (to sin)
Examples of peccancy in a sentence
The novel explores themes of peccancy and redemption. His peccancy was evident in his pale complexion. Doctors were worried about the patient's peccancy.
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- French:faute, mauvaise santé, ...
- German:Verfehlung, Krankheit, ...
- Italian:peccaminosità, malsanità, ...
- Spanish:pecado, insalubridad, ...
- Portuguese:pecaminosidade, doença, ...
- Chinese:罪过, 病态, ...
- Japanese:道徳的な過ち, 不健康, ...
- Arabic:خَطِيئَة, سُوء الصِّحَّة, ...
- Hebrew:חֵטְא, חוֹלָנִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:грех, нездоровье, ...
- Ukrainian:гріховність, нездоров'я, ...
- Hindi:पाप, अस्वस्थता, ...
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