పాపం కోసం రెస్పాన్సివ్,

Adjective:

వ్యాధి, పాపి, అపవిత్రమైనది, నేరస్థుడు, పాపం,

peccant's Usage Examples:

fault, error", from peccare "to miss, mistake" impeccable, peccadillo, peccant, peccavi pect- fixed Greek πηκτός (pēktós) pectic, pectin pector- chest.

(1821) His sister Charlotte transcribed Polidori"s diaries, but censored "peccant passages" and destroyed the original.

is under the control of the goblin-like "Brownshirts", who fly their "peccant, yet strangely attractive banner" in the center of the town.

In fact, she is even more impeccant victim, having contracted it from her only boyfriend, who had been cheating.

Asquith publicly repudiated the "peccant paragraphs" (25 March).

poem are: Dear Hannah, In my last I strove to give A partial sketch how peccant courtiers live.

"The Duchess was a very plain-spoken woman, and could swear roundly at a peccant jockey when she deemed that his unskillful riding demanded such verbal.

princely pen writeth, "the king, as a good physician, must first know what peccant humours his patient naturally is most subject unto, before he can begin.

Asquith publicly repudiated the amendments to the Cabinet document (the "peccant paragraphs") (25 March), but at first refused to accept the resignations.

not only for easing extreme pain, but for assisting in discharging the peccant matter that occurred with the pain.

Despite their impeccant name they became notorious for hard drinking and partying.

Asquith (25 March) publicly repudiated the "peccant paragraphs" which had been added to the Cabinet statement, and French,.

Synonyms:

peccable, wicked,

Antonyms:

virtuous, moral, righteous,