Depravation - Law Dictionary Search Results

Graceless

or excellence departed from or deprived of divine grace hence depraved corrupt

Deterioration degeneracy corruption especially moral crookedness moral perversion perverseness depravity as the pravity of human nature

False or depraved sight imaginary vision of objects

Christ the personality of the Devil the native and total depravity of man the vicarious atonement and the eternity of future

and can only be imprisoned if of an unruly or depraved character, and a child under fourteen can [s. 52 (1)]

provided by the Act of that he is of so depraved a character that he is not a fit person to

or derogatory to, or denigrating, women, or is likely to deprave, corrupt or injure the public morality or morals. [Indecent Representation