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.)

Synonyms

bad

👎

wicked

evil

base

depraved

corrupt

unethical

dissolute

obscene

sinful

degenerate

mean

indecent

debauched

unprincipled

vile

improper

amoral

low

vicious

wrong

ill-mannered

illicit

naughty

reprobate

worthless

licentious

rude

graceless

iniquitous

nasty

illegal

ill

🤢

unchaste

decadent

profligate

libertine

immodest

immorality

impolite

indecorous

inferior

irrational

irresponsible

lazy

lecherous

loathsome

lousy

lowlife

menial

nonmoral

non-moral

outrageous

promiscuous

putrid

racy

recreant

reprehensible

scandalizing

sexy

shameful

shameless

sick

🤢

sleazy

sluttish

sordid

stupid

taboo

uncivilized

uncouth

undutiful

unfair

ungodly

unhallowed

unmoral

unsatisfactory

unsavory

unscrupulous

unseemly

unwell

unworthy

useless

venal

villainous

wild

wrongly

virtueless

be secret

meanspirited

ill-behaved

having a bad character

badly-behaved

propudious

dishonorable

abandoned

dishonourable

abhorrent

abject

abominable

accursed

ailing

awful

barbaric

bawdy

careless

criminal

cruel

decaying

deceitful

declining

degenerating

degraded

demoralized

despicable

destitute

deteriorating

detestable

dirty

dishonest

evil-minded

fallen

flirt

😘

forbidden

foul

ghastly

good for nothing

gross

gruesome

heartless

hideous

horrible

ignoble

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ɪˈmɒɹəl/

Etymology

From im- + moral.