sin
//sɪn//
Noun
sinSingular
sinsPlural
1
An immoral act considered to be a transgression against divine law or religious principles.
Lying is considered a sin in many religions.
2
An act that is regarded as wrong, shameful, or regrettable.
It would be a sin to waste all that food.
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Verb
sinInfinitive
sinPresent tense
sinnedPast tense
sinnedPast participle
sinningPresent participle
sinsThird-person singular
1
To commit an act that violates a religious or moral law.
He believed he had sinned by lying to his parents.