Definition of unmoral in English:

unmoral

adjective ʌnˈmɒr(ə)lənˈmɔrəl

Not influenced by or concerned with morality.
Compare with immoral
Example sentencesExamples
- So while it is not necessarily moral or unmoral to do drugs, the consequences of your actions are moral or unmoral regardless of whether or not they come about by natural means or artificial ones.
- The reason for his choice of unmoral means to build a moral society is not logical.
- Society regarded this victory over sex as its greatest triumph, and the historian readily admitted it, since the moral issue, for the moment did not concern who was studying the relations of unmoral force.
- The band's lyrics and lifestyle are about as unmoral as one can get.
- Sex has long been viewed as something evil and unmoral by the church.

Derivatives

unmorality

noun ʌnməˈralɪtiˌənməˈrælədi

What of the unmorality of taking Kansas and Nebraska from the Indians?
Example sentencesExamples
- He saw that most of them, in common with their cast-off priestcraft, could not escape from the delusion that life has a meaning apart from that which men dream into it; and could not lay aside the crude notion of ethics and obligations beyond those of beauty, even when all Nature shrieked of its unconsciousness and impersonal unmorality in the light of their scientific discoveries.
- The theory of the unmorality of art has established itself firmly in the strictly artistic classes.
- The workers, as a class, are being more and more segregated by their economic masters; and this process, with its jamming and overcrowding, tends not so much towards immorality as unmorality.
- And with the slogan ‘We must not erect any truth into a master over ourselves,’ Stirner erected his own theory of the unmorality of the Ego and its isolation from social forces.

Definition of unmoral in US English:

unmoral

adjectiveənˈmôrələnˈmɔrəl

Not influenced by or concerned with morality.
Compare with immoral
Example sentencesExamples
- The band's lyrics and lifestyle are about as unmoral as one can get.
- Sex has long been viewed as something evil and unmoral by the church.
- Society regarded this victory over sex as its greatest triumph, and the historian readily admitted it, since the moral issue, for the moment did not concern who was studying the relations of unmoral force.
- So while it is not necessarily moral or unmoral to do drugs, the consequences of your actions are moral or unmoral regardless of whether or not they come about by natural means or artificial ones.
- The reason for his choice of unmoral means to build a moral society is not logical.

单词	unmoral
释义	Definition of unmoral in English: unmoral adjective ʌnˈmɒr(ə)lənˈmɔrəl Not influenced by or concerned with morality. Compare with immoral Example sentencesExamples So while it is not necessarily moral or unmoral to do drugs, the consequences of your actions are moral or unmoral regardless of whether or not they come about by natural means or artificial ones. The reason for his choice of unmoral means to build a moral society is not logical. Society regarded this victory over sex as its greatest triumph, and the historian readily admitted it, since the moral issue, for the moment did not concern who was studying the relations of unmoral force. The band's lyrics and lifestyle are about as unmoral as one can get. Sex has long been viewed as something evil and unmoral by the church. Derivatives unmorality noun ʌnməˈralɪtiˌənməˈrælədi What of the unmorality of taking Kansas and Nebraska from the Indians? Example sentencesExamples He saw that most of them, in common with their cast-off priestcraft, could not escape from the delusion that life has a meaning apart from that which men dream into it; and could not lay aside the crude notion of ethics and obligations beyond those of beauty, even when all Nature shrieked of its unconsciousness and impersonal unmorality in the light of their scientific discoveries. The theory of the unmorality of art has established itself firmly in the strictly artistic classes. The workers, as a class, are being more and more segregated by their economic masters; and this process, with its jamming and overcrowding, tends not so much towards immorality as unmorality. And with the slogan ‘We must not erect any truth into a master over ourselves,’ Stirner erected his own theory of the unmorality of the Ego and its isolation from social forces. Definition of unmoral in US English: unmoral adjectiveənˈmôrələnˈmɔrəl Not influenced by or concerned with morality. Compare with immoral Example sentencesExamples The band's lyrics and lifestyle are about as unmoral as one can get. Sex has long been viewed as something evil and unmoral by the church. Society regarded this victory over sex as its greatest triumph, and the historian readily admitted it, since the moral issue, for the moment did not concern who was studying the relations of unmoral force. So while it is not necessarily moral or unmoral to do drugs, the consequences of your actions are moral or unmoral regardless of whether or not they come about by natural means or artificial ones. The reason for his choice of unmoral means to build a moral society is not logical.
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