sinned

[sind]

sinned Definition

• 1. to commit a sinful act or violate a moral law
• 2. to do something wrong or against the rules

Using sinned: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "sinned" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He sinned by stealing from the store.

• Example

  She felt guilty for having sinned against her friend.

• Example

  We have all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.

• Example

  He knew he had sinned when he lied to his parents.

sinned Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for sinned

• transgressed
• trespassed
• erred
• misbehaved
• disobeyed

Antonyms for sinned

• behaved
• obeyed
• conformed

Phrases with sinned

• sin against

  to do something that is morally wrong or offensive to someone

  Example

  I feel like I have sinned against my family by not spending enough time with them.

• sin of omission

  a sin that is committed by failing to do something that one should do

  Example

  Not helping someone in need is a sin of omission.

• sin tax

  a tax on goods or services that are considered morally or socially unacceptable

  Example

  The government imposed a sin tax on cigarettes and alcohol.

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Summary: sinned in Brief

'Sinned' [sind] is a verb that means to commit a sinful act or violate a moral law. It can also refer to doing something wrong or against the rules. Examples include 'He sinned by stealing from the store.' and 'We have all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.' Phrases include 'sin against,' 'sin of omission,' and 'sin tax.'