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单词 ↑Morally wrong and evil
释义 ↑Morally wrong and evil
Morally wrong and evil
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 5 SL ↑♯ Morally wrong and evil (127) in total
    1. abhorrent adjective FORMAL ↑abhorrent
    2. amoral adjective ↑amoral
    3. anomie noun [U] FORMAL ↑anomie
    4. bad adjective (EVIL) ↑bad
    5. base adjective LITERARY ↑base
    6. be rotten to the core ↑be rotten to the core :: 2 × Dishonest
    7. black adjective (BAD) ↑black :: 2 × Serious and unpleasant :: 2 × Not attractive to look at :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    8. canker noun [C usually singular] FORMAL (EVIL) ↑canker
    9. corrupt adjective (BAD) ↑corrupt
    10. criminal adjective [before noun] ↑criminal
    11. dark adjective (EVIL) ↑dark
    12. darkly adverb (THREATENING) ↑darkly
    13. dastardly adjective OLD-FASHIONED OR HUMOROUS ↑dastardly
    14. debauched adjective ↑debauched
    15. debauchery noun [U] ↑debauchery
    16. decadence noun [U] ↑decadence
    17. decadent adjective ↑decadent
    18. degenerate adjective ↑degenerate
    19. degenerate noun [C] FORMAL DISAPPROVING ↑degenerate
    20. demoniacal adjective (ALSO demoniac) formal ↑demoniacal
    21. demonic adjective ↑demonic
    22. depraved adjective ↑depraved
    23. depravity noun [U or C] ↑depravity
    24. devilish adjective (BAD) ↑devilish
    25. diabolical adjective (US ALSO diabolic) ↑diabolical
    26. dissipated adjective FORMAL DISAPPROVING ↑dissipated
    27. dissolute adjective LITERARY ↑dissolute
    28. enormity noun [C or U] FORMAL (EVIL ACT) ↑enormity
    29. evil adjective ↑evil
    30. evil noun [C or U] ↑evil
    31. evildoer noun [C] ↑evildoer
    32. fast adjective OLD-FASHIONED DISAPPROVING (IMMORAL) ↑fast
    33. fell adjective LITERARY OR OLD USE (EVIL) ↑fell
    34. godless adjective ↑godless
    35. hanky-panky noun [U] OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑hanky-panky
    36. heinous adjective FORMAL ↑heinous
    37. immoral adjective ↑immoral
    38. impure adjective LITERARY OR HUMOROUS (BAD) ↑impure
    39. indecency noun [U] ↑indecency
    40. indecent adjective (IMMORAL) ↑indecent
    41. inglorious adjective LITERARY ↑inglorious
    42. malevolent adjective LITERARY ↑malevolent
    43. malignant adjective FORMAL (EVIL) ↑malignant
    44. monstrous adjective (BAD) ↑monstrous
    45. monstrously adverb ↑monstrously
    46. nefarious adjective FORMAL ↑nefarious
    47. no good INFORMAL OLD-FASHIONED ↑no good
    48. no more Mr Nice Guy INFORMAL ↑no more Mr Nice Guy
    49. obscene adjective ↑obscene
    50. obscenity noun ↑obscenity :: 2 × Rude and cheeky :: 2 × Relating to sex and sexual desire
    51. outrageous adjective ↑outrageous
    52. satanic adjective ↑satanic
    53. scandal noun ↑scandal :: 2 × Morally wrong and evil :: 2 × Dishonest
    54. scandalous adjective ↑scandalous
    55. seamy adjective ↑seamy
    56. seedy adjective ↑seedy
    57. shocking adjective (OFFENSIVE) ↑shocking
    58. sin noun [C or U] ↑sin
    59. sinful adjective ↑sinful
    60. sleaze noun ↑sleaze
    61. sleazy adjective ↑sleazy
    62. sordid adjective (IMMORAL) ↑sordid
    63. squalid adjective (IMMORAL) ↑squalid
    64. subhuman adjective DISAPPROVING ↑subhuman
    65. the forces of evil ↑the forces of evil
    66. trespass noun [C] OLD USE (NOT MORAL) ↑trespass
    67. turpitude noun [U] FORMAL ↑turpitude
    68. unethical adjective ↑unethical
    69. unprincipled adjective ↑unprincipled
    70. unsavoury UK (US unsavory) adjective ↑unsavoury
    71. unscrupulous adjective DISAPPROVING ↑unscrupulous :: 2 × Dishonest
    72. vice noun (FAULT) ↑vice :: 2 × Morally wrong and evil :: 2 × Dishonest
    73. vile adjective ↑vile
    74. villainous adjective [before noun] ↑villainous
    75. whore noun [C] ↑whore :: 2 × People who sell sex or are promiscuous
    76. wicked adjective (BAD) ↑wicked
    77. wrong adjective (IMMORAL) ↑wrong
    78. wrong noun ↑wrong
    79. ˈsleaze ˌfactor noun [U] ↑sleaze factor
    80. be a disgrace to sb/sth ↑be a disgrace to sb/sth
    81. be a disgrace to sb/sth ↑disgrace
    82. be a disgrace ↑be a disgrace
    83. be a disgrace ↑disgrace
    84. amorality noun [U] ↑amoral
    85. amorality noun [U] ↑amorality
    86. badness noun [U] ↑bad
    87. badness noun [U] ↑badness
    88. badness noun [U] ↑be in a bad way
    89. badness noun [U] ↑give sth up as a bad job
    90. debauchee noun [C] ↑debauched
    91. debauchee noun [C] ↑debauchee
    92. demonically adverb ↑demonic
    93. demonically adverb ↑demonically
    94. diabolically adverb ↑diabolical
    95. diabolically adverb ↑diabolically
    96. godlessly adverb ↑godless
    97. godlessly adverb ↑godlessly
    98. godlessness noun [U] ↑godless
    99. godlessness noun [U] ↑godlessness
    100. immorally adverb ↑immoral
    101. immorally adverb ↑immorally
    102. indecently adverb ↑indecent
    103. indecently adverb ↑indecently
    104. malevolence noun [U] ↑malevolence
    105. malevolence noun [U] ↑malevolent
    106. malevolently adverb ↑malevolent
    107. malevolently adverb ↑malevolently
    108. obscenely adverb ↑obscene
    109. obscenely adverb ↑obscenely
    110. outrageously adverb ↑outrageous
    111. outrageously adverb ↑outrageously
    112. scandalously adverb ↑scandalous
    113. scandalously adverb ↑scandalously
    114. seediness noun [U] ↑seediness
    115. seediness noun [U] ↑seedy
    116. sinfully adverb ↑sinful
    117. sinfully adverb ↑sinfully
    118. sinfulness noun [U] ↑sinful
    119. sinfulness noun [U] ↑sinfulness
    120. sordidly adverb ↑sordid
    121. sordidly adverb ↑sordidly
    122. sordidness noun [U] ↑sordid
    123. sordidness noun [U] ↑sordidness
    124. vilely adverb ↑vile
    125. vilely adverb ↑vilely
    126. vileness noun [U] ↑vile
    127. vileness noun [U] ↑vileness
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