sinful

/ˈsɪnfəl/
adjective
  1. Morally wrong or wicked, especially according to religious teachings.
    • Many religions teach that lying is a sinful act.
    • The story warns against the sinful pursuit of wealth at any cost.
    • He felt guilty about his sinful thoughts and asked for forgiveness.
  2. Extremely indulgent or pleasurable in a way that feels guilty or excessive (often used humorously).
    • Taking a whole day off just to read novels felt wonderfully sinful.
    • This chocolate cake is so rich and delicious, it's almost sinful.
    • She spent a sinful amount of money on a pair of designer shoes.
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