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A moral debtor whose ledger never quite balances, by design.
means Someone who breaks a religious or moral law, especially as judged against a divine standard.
from From Old English 'syngian,' to sin, rooted in Proto-Germanic notions of being guilty or in the wrong — literally 'one who is.'
Shared titleMost faiths insist everyone qualifies.
Linguistic cousinRelated to Latin 'sons,' meaning guilty.
Archery rootsThe Greek 'hamartia' meant missing the target.