immoral

Meaning

Breaching principles of natural law, rectitude, or justice, and so inconsistent with the demands of virtue, purity, or "good morals"; not right, not moral. (Compare unethical, illegal.)

Opposite of
moral, pure, righteous
Synonyms

bad
A1
👎
wicked
B2
evil
A2
base
B1
corrupt
C1
depraved
C2
unethical
C2
sinful
C2
dissolute
obscene
C2
degenerate
C2
mean
A1
unprincipled
debauched
47k
indecent
C2
vile
C1
wrong
A1
vicious
C1
amoral
44k
improper
C2
low
B1
graceless
reprobate
ill
B1
🤢
illegal
B1
licentious
unchaste
rude
B1
naughty
B2
profligate
decadent
21k
iniquitous
libertine
38k
illicit
C2
ill-mannered
37k
nasty
B1
worthless
B2
dirty
A2
detestable
41k
deteriorating
24k
destitute
23k
criminal
B1
despicable
C2
careless
C1
demoralized
45k
ignoble
49k
degraded
23k
bawdy
45k
ailing
24k
abject
29k
Translations

immoral
immorale
inmoral
unmoralisch

ανήθικος

immoreel
imoral
ahlaksız
zedeloos
onzedelijk

sittenlos

immoral

zedenkwetsend

Frequency

C2
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ɪˈmɒɹəl/
Etymology

From im- + moral.

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