英语词汇“immoral”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

(adjective) in the sense of wicked

Definition

sexually depraved or promiscuous

It is immoral to persist with a system that impoverishes so many people.

Synonyms

wicked

She flew at me, shouting how evil and wicked I was.

bad

I felt that I was a selfish, ungrateful, and generally bad person.

wrong

It was wrong of you to disrespect her.

abandoned

evil

the country's most evil criminals

corrupt

corrupt politicians who took bribes

vicious

a vicious criminal incapable of remorse

obscene

I'm no prude, but I think these photos are obscene.

indecent

She accused him of making indecent suggestions.

vile

a vile and despicable crime

degenerate

the degenerate attitudes he found among some of his fellow officers

dishonest

He had become rich by dishonest means.

sinful

He reminded us that such behaviour was sinful in the eyes of God.

unethical

I thought it was unethical for doctors to operate upon family members.

lewd

The embattled mayor apologized for making lewd remarks to reporters.

depraved

It has been condemned as the most depraved film of its kind.

impure

He was accused of having impure motives.

debauched

a debauched circus performer in nineteenth-century Poland

unprincipled

the unprincipled behaviour of the prosecutor's office

nefarious

He was said to have committed other acts too nefarious to contemplate.

dissolute

She regretted her dissolute life.

iniquitous

an iniquitous fine

reprobate

the most evil-looking gang of reprobate bikers

Opposites

good

moral

pure

upright

honourable

conscientious

virtuous

law-abiding

inoffensive

see amoral

单词	immoral
释义	Trends of immoral View usage for: immoral (ɪmɒrəl, US -mɔːr-) adjective If you describe someone or their behaviour as immoral, you believe that their behaviour is morally wrong. [disapproval] ...those who think that birth control and abortion are immoral. Synonyms: wicked, bad, wrong, abandoned More Synonyms of immoral immorality (ɪmərælɪti) uncountable noun ...a reflection of our society's immorality. Synonyms: wickedness, wrong, vice, evil More Synonyms of immoral immoral in British English (ɪˈmɒrəl) adjective 1. transgressing accepted moral rules; corrupt 2. sexually dissolute; profligate or promiscuous 3. unscrupulous or unethical immoral trading 4. tending to corrupt or resulting from corruption an immoral film immoral earnings Derived forms immorally (imˈmorally) adverb immoral in American English (ɪˈmɔrəl) adjective 1. not in conformity with accepted principles of right and wrong behavior 2. wicked 3. not in conformity with the accepted standards of proper sexual behavior; unchaste; lewd Derived forms immorally (imˈmorally) adverb Word origin < in-2 + moral Examples of 'immoral' in a sentence immoral They're talking about immoral behaviour. Times, Sunday Times (2016) All these incidents are illegal as well as immoral acts. Times, Sunday Times (2011) So let me apologise now for having once lived off immoral earnings. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Their behaviour is immoral and disgraceful in my opinion. The Sun (2012) Should the judiciary be introducing a law which effectively protects the immoral but legal behaviour of the rich and famous? Times, Sunday Times (2010) It's a selfish and immoral act. The Sun (2009) Sir, It is the taxation of earnings that is immoral. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Twenty years of greedy and immoral behaviour by executives made business schools examine their'moral training '. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It contains, the blurb tells us, filthy language and immoral behaviour. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He is immoral, unscrupulous and greedy - end of story. The Sun (2006) And, as we have found out since the crisis, such worship of wealth drives unethical and immoral behaviour. Times, Sunday Times (2015) I told them I felt it was somehow immoral and wrong. The Sun (2014) In other languages immoral British English: immoral /ɪˈmɒrəl/ ADJECTIVE If you describe someone or their behaviour as immoral, you mean that their behaviour is bad or wrong. Terrorism is illegal and immoral. American English: immoral Arabic: لا أَخْلاقِيّ Brazilian Portuguese: imoral Chinese: 不道德的 Croatian: nemoralan Czech: nemorální Danish: moralsk Dutch: immoreel European Spanish: inmoral Finnish: moraaliton French: immoral German: unmoralisch Greek: ανήθικος Italian: immorale Japanese: 不道徳な Korean: 부도덕한 Norwegian: umoralsk Polish: niemoralny European Portuguese: imoral Romanian: imoral Russian: аморальный Latin American Spanish: inmoral Swedish: omoralisk Thai: ผิดศีลธรรม Turkish: ahlak dışı Ukrainian: аморальний Vietnamese: trái đạo đức Chinese translation of 'immoral' immoral (ɪˈmɔrəl) adj [person, behaviour, idea] 不道德的 (bù dàodé de) it is immoral to ... ... 是不道德的 ( ... shì bù dàodé de) (adjective) in the sense of wicked Definition sexually depraved or promiscuous It is immoral to persist with a system that impoverishes so many people. Synonyms wicked She flew at me, shouting how evil and wicked I was. bad I felt that I was a selfish, ungrateful, and generally bad person. wrong It was wrong of you to disrespect her. abandoned evil the country's most evil criminals corrupt corrupt politicians who took bribes vicious a vicious criminal incapable of remorse obscene I'm no prude, but I think these photos are obscene. indecent She accused him of making indecent suggestions. vile a vile and despicable crime degenerate the degenerate attitudes he found among some of his fellow officers dishonest He had become rich by dishonest means. sinful He reminded us that such behaviour was sinful in the eyes of God. unethical I thought it was unethical for doctors to operate upon family members. lewd The embattled mayor apologized for making lewd remarks to reporters. depraved It has been condemned as the most depraved film of its kind. impure He was accused of having impure motives. debauched a debauched circus performer in nineteenth-century Poland unprincipled the unprincipled behaviour of the prosecutor's office nefarious He was said to have committed other acts too nefarious to contemplate. dissolute She regretted her dissolute life. iniquitous an iniquitous fine reprobate the most evil-looking gang of reprobate bikers Opposites good , moral , pure , upright , honourable , conscientious , virtuous , law-abiding , inoffensive see amoral Additional synonyms in the sense of abandoned Synonyms depraved, corrupt, dissipated, wicked, sinful, wanton, profligate, debauched, dissolute, reprobate in the sense of bad Definition evil or immoral I felt that I was a selfish, ungrateful, and generally bad person. Synonyms wicked, criminal, evil, corrupt, worthless, base, vile, immoral, delinquent, sinful, depraved, debased, amoral, egregious, villainous, unprincipled, iniquitous, nefarious, dissolute, maleficent in the sense of corrupt Definition open to or involving bribery or other dishonest practices corrupt politicians who took bribes Synonyms dishonest, bent (slang), crooked (informal), rotten, shady (informal), fraudulent, unscrupulous, unethical, venal, unprincipled, bribable Synonyms of 'immoral' immoral Explore 'immoral' in the dictionary
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