English
reprobative
From reprobate + -ive.
Formed from reprobate + -ive
Latin reprobātus ‘disapproved, rejected, condemned’
Middle English reprobat(e) ‘condemned, damned’
English reprobate
Today it means
adj Expressing, or pertaining to, reprobation.
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Etymograph / reprobative