Diaparatribe denotes disputations occurring among people described as corrupt in mind and deprived of truth.

The attested use denotes disputations within a setting of corrupt-minded people deprived of truth, who suppose that piety is a means of gain.

1. Disputations among corrupt-minded people · dominant

   In 1 Timothy 6:5, the nominative plural feminine form occurs in the clause about people of corrupt mind and deprived of truth who suppose that piety is a means of gain; the APB renders the clause "and useless disputations among people of corrupt mind and deprived of the truth."

   1 Timothy 6:5

In the Anselm Project Bible: In 1 Timothy 6:5 the APB presents the term within "useless disputations among people of corrupt mind and deprived of the truth." The precise English correspondence cannot be isolated beyond this clause.