1. strong disapproval or condemnation of someone or something as wrong or evil
Usage: formal
2. the state of being rejected by God and condemned to eternal punishment
Usage: theological

Examples

• The senator’s actions drew widespread reprobation from his colleagues.
• Her reprobation of the company’s unethical practices was swift and public.
• The community expressed its reprobation through protests and boycotts.
• The theologian discussed the doctrine of reprobation in his sermon.
• His behavior earned him the reprobation of everyone who knew him.
• The editorial was filled with reprobation for the government’s policies.