depravity

Preposition: of

• heart: The Bible teaches us that the answer lies in the depravity of the human heart.
• nature: The cross-examination undertaken by them was necessitated by the fact both of the credulity and depravity of human nature.
• man: What do we mean, then, it may be asked, by the universal depravity of man?
• slavery: Small islands cannot no more than slaves could convince their slave masters of the moral depravity of slavery.
• race: And this is the essential depravity of the race, as every parent knows.
• time: March 26, 1778 Coachmakers-Hall ' Is not the glaring depravity of the times owing to a bad system in the education of youth?

Possessives

• man: Man's depravity will not be altered by a cultural morality.

Converse of object

• show: It showed the depravity and the wicked intent of bin Laden and those who would follow in his path.
• deny: In denying the depravity of the human heart, liberalism also ruled out the need for our spiritual regeneration.
• ignore: Second, this emphasis on secular psychology ignores the depravity of the human heart.

Adjective modifier

• moral: Small islands cannot no more than slaves could convince their slave masters of the moral depravity of slavery.
• total: Whenever you start doubting total depravity, you need to read the book of the Judges.
• sexual: Just think of the Catholic Church and how long it took them to accept the huge amount of sexual depravity within their priesthood.
• human: The weight of human depravity was simply too much to be balanced by eliminating private property.
• own: Will you burn a girl to satisfy your own depravity?
• natural: Father, help us, these are hard sayings and they run against the grain of our natural depravity.