Sin and Wander

Sin

Sin verb - To commit an offense.

Usage example: bless me, Father, for I have sinned

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Wander and sin are semantically related. in commit illegal or immoral action topic. In some cases you can use "Wander" instead a verb "Sin".

Nearby Words: sinful, sinless, sinner, sinned, sine

Wander verb - To commit an offense.

Usage example: we have all wandered from the path of righteousness at least once in our lives

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Sin and wander are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Sin" instead a verb "Wander".

Nearby Words: wandering, wandered, wanderer

old	old sin	old wander
certain	certain sin	certain wander
original	original sin	original wander
real	real sin	real wander
Other adjectives: main, new, eponymous.

way

sin way

wander way

Vampires are Damned to not feel God's grace, but still remain in the shadows of His Creation to make sure those still blessed with His love (read: mortals) don't start to revel in sin and wander too long in the dark places of the world.

Source: Tabletop Game / Vampire: The Requiem
Walking the Earth: Before the end of the world, the contractors of the Demons of Sin were the only souls barred from entry into the Heavenly Yard, and were so fated to either go to the Hellish Yard or wander the Third Period.

Source: Literature / Seven Crimes And Punishments

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