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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sinner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing morality, religion, or personal shortcomings.
Example: "Despite his flaws, he believes that everyone has the potential to change, even a sinner like himself."
Alternatives: "a wrongdoer" or "a transgressor."
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Parvez Sharma's A Sinner In Mecca, 2015.
I am a sinner.
"Oh, I was a sinner".
Not a sinner either.
Who is a sinner?
A sinner repents.
"Maybe he was a sinner".
He characterized himself as a sinner.
"I'm a sinner, I like sinning".
After all, I, too, am a sinner".
He replied, "I am a sinner.
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