SINNING Meaning and
Definition
-
Sinning is a verb that refers to the act of committing a conscious and deliberate violation of a moral or religious law. It involves intentionally and knowingly transgressing an ethical norm or principle, often resulting in one's conscience feeling guilty or experiencing a sense of remorse. Sinning typically implies a deviation from what is perceived as right or morally upright behavior. The concept of sinning is deeply rooted in various religious traditions, where it is viewed as an offense against a divine law or commandment. However, the term can also be used more broadly to encompass actions or behaviors that deviate from societal or cultural norms.
Sinning may involve actions, thoughts, or even intentions that are considered morally wrong or harmful. It can range from minor transgressions to more significant moral failings, encompassing a wide array of offenses such as lying, stealing, cheating, adultery, violence, or greed. The exact interpretation and severity of what constitutes sinning can vary among different religious or cultural contexts, as well as personal beliefs. Nonetheless, it generally carries a negative connotation and often leads to feelings of guilt, the need for repentance, and the potential for punishment or divine judgment in religious belief systems.
Top Common Misspellings for SINNING *
* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.
Other Common Misspellings for SINNING
Etymology of SINNING
The word "sinning" is derived from the Old English word "synnian", which can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "sunjon". In turn, "sunjon" is related to the Old Norse word "synd", meaning 'sin' or 'wrongdoing.' The origins of the word can be further traced to the Proto-Indo-European root "es-", which means 'to be or become.' Ultimately, "sinning" is connected to the concept of committing immoral or wrongful acts.
Idioms with the word SINNING
-
more sinned against than sinning
The idiom "more sinned against than sinning" refers to a person who feels they have been harmed or wronged more than they have harmed or wronged others. It suggests that the individual is a victim of circumstances or the actions of others rather than being responsible for their own wrongdoing.
Similar spelling words for SINNING
- Zenonic,
- saunaing,
- suining,
- book-signing,
- counter-signing,
- under-signing,
- de-signing,
- xianning,
- siamang,
- SUNWING,
- simonize,
- swooning,
- sinyong,
- senning,
- SNANC,
- zooning,
- xianying,
- sinningia,
- xunyang,
- signing-on,
- xianyang,
- swaining,
- swanning,
- sneeing,
- sining,
- Swinnying,
- sieminski,
- sonning,
- swouning,
- simoniz,
- senawang,
- Snowing,
- zanying,
- Swenyng,
- re-signing,
- test-signing,
- suning,
- Sunning,
- xining,
- senanayake,
- simington,
- hsining,
- saining,
- snawing,
- soninke,
- xinyang,
- CENNINGA,
- signing,
- SNENUG,
- znaniecki,
- saning,
- xiuning,
- Seining,
- scening,
- autograph-signing,
- Sinewing,
- Snying,
- Simonise,
- syning,
- purse-seining,
- co-signing,
- sanyang,
- zoning,
- xiaoning,
- signing-up,
- shining.
Conjugate verb Sinning
CONDITIONAL
I
would sinning
you
would sinning
he/she/it
would sinning
we
would sinning
they
would sinning
I
would sin
we
would sin
you
would sin
he/she/it
would sin
they
would sin
CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
I
would be sinning
you
would be sinning
he/she/it
would be sinning
we
would be sinning
they
would be sinning
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have sinning
you
would have sinning
he/she/it
would have sinning
we
would have sinning
they
would have sinning
CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
would have been sinning
you
would have been sinning
he/she/it
would have been sinning
we
would have been sinning
they
would have been sinning
FUTURE
I
will sin
you
will sin
he/she/it
will sin
we
will sin
they
will sin
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be sinning
you
will be sinning
he/she/it
will be sinning
we
will be sinning
they
will be sinning
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have sinned
you
will have sinned
he/she/it
will have sinned
we
will have sinned
they
will have sinned
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been sinning
you
will have been sinning
he/she/it
will have been sinning
we
will have been sinning
they
will have been sinning
IMPERATIVE
you
sin
we
let´s sin
to sin
PAST
I
sinned
you
sinned
he/she/it
sinned
we
sinned
they
sinned
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was sinning
you
were sinning
he/she/it
was sinning
we
were sinning
they
were sinning
PAST PARTICIPLE
sinned
PAST PERFECT
I
had sinned
you
had sinned
he/she/it
had sinned
we
had sinned
they
had sinned
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been sinning
you
had been sinning
he/she/it
had been sinning
we
had been sinning
they
had been sinning
PRESENT
I
sin
you
sin
he/she/it
sins
we
sin
they
sin
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am sinning
you
are sinning
he/she/it
is sinning
we
are sinning
they
are sinning
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
sinning
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have sinned
you
have sinned
he/she/it
has sinned
we
have sinned
they
have sinned
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been sinning
you
have been sinning
he/she/it
has been sinning
we
have been sinning
they
have been sinning
I
would have sinned
we
would have sinned
you
would have sinned
he/she/it
would have sinned
they
would have sinned
Infographic
Add the infographic to your website:
