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reprobate(dictionary)
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reprobate(3)(dictionary)
APPROBATE AND REPROBATE(law)
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POST MORTEM (law) and reprobate(2) (iou)


POST MORTEM (law)


POST MORTEM. After death; as, an examination post mortem, is an examination made of a dead body to ascertain the cause of death; an inquisition post made of a dead body to ascertain the cause of death; an inquisition post mortem, is one made by the coroner. mortem, is one made by the coroner.

reprobate(2) (iou)



reprobate noun. M16.
[Late Latin reprobatus use as noun of pa. pple of Latin reprobare: see REPROBATE verb, -ATE1. In sense 1b absol. use of REPROBATE adjective.]
A person rejected by God; a person who has fallen from grace. M16.
b. collect. pl. The people rejected by God and thus denied salvation. M16.
An unprincipled person; a person of loose or immoral character. L16.
S. O'Casey Gimme me money, y'oul' reprobate!