Archsin

/ˈɑrktʃsɪn/ noun

A principal or greatest sin; the most serious or fundamental transgression in religious or moral terms.

From 'arch-' (chief, worst) plus 'sin' (from Old English 'synn,' transgression). Creates a compound meaning the supreme or most important sin, often used theologically.

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