Dark
Sinful
Sinful adjective - Not conforming to a high moral standard; morally unacceptable.
Usage example: chastised by his minister for his sinful behavior
Both words in one sentence
- A Christian layman movement had swiped Norway in the 1860s, followed by an intensely dark Lutheranism where almost everything funny was sinful.
Source: Theatre / Emperor and Galilean -
At one point—when he believes the Magical Girl and her dark counterpart are fighting over him—he decides he's so sinful that an entire herd is called to trample him.
Source: Everything's Better with Cows - Disgaea 2 has a dark reprise (fully instrumental) of its main theme Sinful Rose play during the credits of the worst ending.
Source: Dark Reprise
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