immorality
23
6.3
- noun
- /ˌɪməˈrælɪti/
:
inmoralidad
- Why, the immorality here is ghastly.
- sexual immorality
- immorality of slavery
- acts of immorality
So I got on my knees and I poured out a confession of a lifetime of immorality that would absolutely curl your hair.
- So I got on my knees and I poured out a confession of a lifetime of immorality that would absolutely curl your hair.
- Now how dare you accuse me of immorality when you just last night were in bed with Harriet March.
- We also know that Vitalia suffered terrible punishment for his immorality, as we've seen so here in this painting.
- They will then they will commit sexual immorality in my name and will kill their children and and then there are parts missing evil and...
- OK, well, so think about character understood as morality and immorality is goodness and vadnais.
- Who feels that void of immorality and like this gaslighting vacuum that all these people live in?
- And so these businesses that feed on the poor are just, they have at their very core a testful immorality.
- She's the prior at the time prioress and the rest of the nuns of immorality, which is a way to sort of win that that sort of battle.
Examples
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Today, however, we are seeing the rise of principled immorality in this country.
Blog text (8) -
She spoke out against the immorality of exploiting workers in poor countries.
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America is lost to its immorality, and I do not believe it can ever return.
Blog text (6) -
It's a gross form of immorality.
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Indeed, he saw certain acts of immorality as a constitutional right.
Academic text (2008) -
No one mentioned the immorality of the circumstances that led to her deception in the first place.
Fiction book (1999) -
Now we know better that the real immorality lies in criminally punishing drug use.
Blog text (6) -
Religion is being used as the moral justification for the immorality and repressiveness of those upper classes.
Blog text (3) -
My dear brothers and sisters, throughout the ages, god has taught us many lessons, but none more dramatic than the judgment that follows perverse immorality.
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It didn't take long for people to wise up to the absurdity of it -- and not just its absurdity, its immorality, quite frankly.
Synonyms
∞
3.0
Bad actions or a force that harms people
117
3.7
Bad actions that break the law or moral rules
28
5.2
A state of being morally wrong or evil
25
8.8
A state of very bad moral behavior
21
9.5
Very bad or unfair actions that harm people
20
4.6
A quality of being morally bad or cruel
8
6.5
A quality of doing very bad things and wanting to harm people
6
6.8
A state of being not accepted by society or by moral standards
1
7.4
Something that is not right according to law or morals
1
8.1
Being dishonest and unfair in a way that harms others
1
5.3
A state of being morally bad because of wrong actions
1
9.6
Very evil behaviour that harms other people
1
9.9
Very bad actions that break the law
Antonyms
Compounds
How Moral
259
3.8
584
4.2
282
4.6
102
4.8
23
6.3
28
5.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Immorality comes from the prefix im- meaning 'not' and the word moral, which comes from an old Latin word for 'custom' or 'right behaviour'. So immorality is literally 'not moral' and means actions people see as wrong or bad.