turpitude

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishturpitudetur‧pi‧tude /ˈtɜːpɪtjuːd $ ˈtɜːrpɪtuːd/ noun [uncountable] formalBAD BEHAVIOUR OR ACTIONS very immoral behaviour laziness and moral turpitudeExamples from the Corpusturpitude• This was long before Eastern Airlines fired him for moral turpitude and for making false claims about a medical background.• There may be no moral turpitude or manipulation as such.• This would lead to a graph of illegalities graded according to moral turpitude.moral turpitude• This was long before Eastern Airlines fired him for moral turpitude and for making false claims about a medical background.• It kept them from moral turpitude. 21.• There may be no moral turpitude or manipulation as such.• a crime of moral turpitude• This would lead to a graph of illegalities graded according to moral turpitude.Origin turpitude (1400-1500) Latin turpitudo, from turpis “very bad or evil”

单词	turpitude
释义	turpitude From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishturpitudetur‧pi‧tude /ˈtɜːpɪtjuːd $ ˈtɜːrpɪtuːd/ noun [uncountable] formalBAD BEHAVIOUR OR ACTIONS very immoral behaviour laziness and moral turpitudeExamples from the Corpusturpitude• This was long before Eastern Airlines fired him for moral turpitude and for making false claims about a medical background.• There may be no moral turpitude or manipulation as such.• This would lead to a graph of illegalities graded according to moral turpitude.moral turpitude• This was long before Eastern Airlines fired him for moral turpitude and for making false claims about a medical background.• It kept them from moral turpitude. 21.• There may be no moral turpitude or manipulation as such.• a crime of moral turpitude• This would lead to a graph of illegalities graded according to moral turpitude.Origin turpitude (1400-1500) Latin turpitudo, from turpis “very bad or evil”
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