perditionable in a sentence
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📚 Grade Level: Grade 11, Grade 12
Definition
Perditionable refers to actions or behaviors that are morally corrupt or likely to lead to ruin or eternal damnation.
Crossword clues for perditionable
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "perditionable".
- Capable of leading to moral ruin.
- Likely to cause spiritual downfall.
- Destructive choices may lead to suffering.
- Actions that invite condemnation and loss.
- Behaviors resulting in eternal consequences.
Perditionable sentence examples
- The concept of perditionable actions often weighs heavily on one's conscience.
- In literature, characters who engage in perditionable behavior frequently face dire consequences.
- The philosopher argued that certain desires are inherently perditionable, leading one astray.
- His perditionable choices during his youth haunted him well into adulthood.
- She vowed to avoid any perditionable temptations that could jeopardize her future.