The term 'A Deadly Sin' refers to the eight vices that are considered to be the most serious moral offenses in Christianity. These sins are LUST (4 letters), ENVY (4 letters), GREED (5 letters), GLUTTONY (8 letters), PRIDE (5 letters), AVARICE (7 letters), ANGER (5 letters), and SLOTH (5 letters). LUST is an intense desire for something, usually of a sexual nature. ENVY is the feeling of resentment towards someone else's possessions or achievements. GREED is an excessive desire for wealth or material possessions. GLUTTONY is an excessive consumption of food or drink. PRIDE is an excessive sense of one's own importance. AVARICE is an excessive desire for wealth or material possessions. ANGER is an intense emotion of displeasure or hostility. SLOTH is a lack of enthusiasm or effort. LUSTS (5 letters) is a plural form of LUST, meaning multiple intense desires.