Keeping and Sin

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Keeping

Keeping noun - The following of a custom, rule, or law.
Usage example: the keeping of religious laws and traditions
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Antonyms for Keeping
Sin is an antonym for keeping.
Nearby Words: keep, keeper

Sin

Sin noun - A breaking of a moral or legal code.
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Synonyms for Sin
Antonyms for Sin
Keeping is an antonym for sin.
Nearby Words: sinful, sinless, sinner, sinned, sine
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How words are described

old old keeping old sin
good good keeping good sin
true true keeping true sin
single single keeping single sin
Other adjectives: big, great, serious, new, major, last.

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Night of the Demons 2 When Shirley asks her if fellatio counts as a mortal or venal sin as a joke, Gloria, keeping her cool, says she isn't familiar with the word and then asks Shirley to explain to the whole class what "fellatio" means.
    Source: Film / Night of the Demons 2
  • Tidus being nothing more than a dream and the knowledge that, if the party manages to kill Sin, he will cease to exist, keeping he and Yuna, the two point-of-view characters who fell in love, from having a happy finish to their story even without the Final Summon.
    Source: Player Punch / Final Fantasy
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