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sin

Pronunciation: [/ˈsɪn/]

Word

Learn how to use sin in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “morality”

(noun) an action that is considered morally wrong or against religious beliefs. Like lying, stealing, or hurting someone on purpose.

Example

Stealing is a sin according to many religious teachings.

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Helping others is not considered a sin.

Example

Do you think cheating is a sin?

Context: “general”

(noun) an act regarded as a serious or regrettable fault, offense, or omission. It's like making a big mistake that you feel bad about.

Example

Missing the deadline was a sin, and the team had to work overtime to catch up.

Example

Apologizing for your mistake can help you feel less like you've committed a sin.

Example

Have you ever committed a sin that you regret?

Context: “religion”

(verb) to commit a sin; to engage in behavior that is considered wrong or morally unacceptable. Like breaking the rules or doing something bad.

Example

She believed she had sinned by lying to her friends.

Example

He tries not to sin by treating others with kindness and respect.

Example

Do you think you have sinned recently?

How to pronounce sin

Pronunciation: [/ˈsɪn/]

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