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peccability

/pek-uh-buhl/US // ˈpɛk ə bəl //UK // (ˈpɛkəbəl) //

易损性,可怕性,可疑性,易损件

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : liable to sin or error.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as insin
Synonyms
crime犯罪,罪行,犯罪行为,罪案error错误,误差,错,差错evil邪恶,邪恶的,恶魔,弊端fault错,故障,错误,缺点guilt愧疚,内疚,疚感,内疚感immorality道德败坏,道德操守,道德,伦理道德lust欲望,淫欲,情欲,色欲misdeed缺德事,不轨行为,坏事,缺德行为offense进攻,攻击性,冒犯,罪行shortcoming缺点,缺陷,短处,短缺transgression违反行为,违反规定的行为,违反,违反规定violation违反,侵犯,侵权行为,违反行为wrong错误的,错,错的,错了wrongdoing违法行为,错误行为,错失行为,错案anger愤怒,怒气,怒,愤慨covetousness贪婪,贪心,贪欲,贪婪之心damnation诅咒,该死的,咒骂,厄运debt债务,负债,债务问题,债权deficiency不足之处,缺陷,缺点,不足demerit违约金,赏罚分明,违约,过失disobedience不服从命令,抗命,不服气,不服从envy羡慕,妒忌,嫉妒,羡慕嫉妒恨gluttony贪吃,馋嘴,贪食,饕餮imperfection不完善的地方,不完善,不完善之处,不完美iniquity不义之财,邪恶,邪恶之处,恶行peccadillo罪行,罪行清单,罪行的pride骄傲,自豪,自豪感,尊严sinfulness罪孽,罪恶性,罪过,罪性sloth树懒,懒人,懒惰,懒汉tort侵权行为,民事侵权行为,侵权法,民事侵权行为的处理trespass闯入,擅入,擅闯,侵入ungodliness不虔诚,不虔诚的态度,不敬虔,不虔敬unrighteousness不义,不义之财,不义行为,无义vice恶习,副业,恶行,恶习习wickedness邪恶,恶人,邪恶的人,邪恶的wrongness错误性,错误,不对,错位evil-doing恶行,邪恶的行为,作恶多端,邪恶行为peccancy埙,埙埙,埙埙声,长颈鹿veniality罪孽,罪恶性,罪名,罪恶
as inguilt
Synonyms
culpability罪责,应负的责任,责任,责任感disgrace耻辱,羞辱,侮蔑,耻辱感indiscretion失言,失言失语,失态,失言失态liability负债,责任,债务,义务regret遗憾,遗憾的是,忏悔,很遗憾remorse悔恨,忏悔,悔意,懊悔responsibility责任,职责,责任感,责任心shame耻辱,羞愧,羞辱,羞愧难当sin罪,罪恶,罪过,罪孽stigma耻辱,污名,耻辱感,羞辱answerability答复性,答复能力,答复率,答辩权blameworthiness咎由自取,有责任的人,责任感,有责任感contrition忏悔,悔恨,悔过,悔改crime犯罪,罪行,犯罪行为,罪案criminality犯罪行为,犯罪,犯罪活动,犯罪率delinquency拖欠行为,拖欠,拖欠费,拖欠债款dereliction失职,失职行为,渎职,失职渎职dishonor辱骂,不名誉,侮辱,不光彩的事error错误,误差,错,差错failing失败,失败的,失效,失误fault错,故障,错误,缺点infamy臭名昭著,恶名昭彰,声名狼藉,恶名iniquity不义之财,邪恶,邪恶之处,恶行lapse失误,失效,误时,过失malfeasance渎职行为,渎职,渎职罪,失职malpractice渎职行为,渎职,舞弊行为,弊端misbehavior行为不端,不良行为,不当行为,行为不当misconduct不当行为,行为不端,失当行为,不良行为misstep走错路,走错一步,走错了一步,走错路了offense进攻,攻击性,冒犯,罪行onus责任,职责,负担,义务penitence忏悔,告解,悔过self-condemnation自我谴责,自责,自我指责,谴责自己self-reproach自责,自怨自艾,自悔,自重sinfulness罪孽,罪恶性,罪过,罪性slip滑落,滑倒,滑移,溜solecism独裁主义,独断专行,鳎目鱼,独裁症transgression违反行为,违反规定的行为,违反,违反规定wickedness邪恶,恶人,邪恶的人,邪恶的wrong错误的,错,错的,错了malefaction恶意行为,恶作剧,渎职行为,弊端
Antonyms

Examples

  • I will readily confess that the logic is, if not impeccable, only mildly peccable.

  • By acting on the advice of ‘evil and wicked councillors,’ it was declared that a peccable king had forfeited the throne.

  • A peccable monarch may forfeit his throne; an impeccable one can only abdicate it.

  • But peccable and rough though the members of this royal house may have been, very few of them were without the governing faculty.

  • He had hated Bassett for that; but it was not for the peccable Thatcher to point a mocking finger at Achilles's heel.

  • Or, to parody a line of Young, 'All men think all men peccable but themselves.'