immorality

immoral | American Dictionary

immoral
adjective
us/ɪˈmɔr·əl, ɪˈmɑr-/
not following accepted standards of morally right behavior or thought:
Discrimination on the basis of race is immoral.

immorality

noun[ U ]us/ˌɪm·ɔˈræl·ɪ·t̬i/
the immorality of lying

Examples of immoral

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And his recommendations would involve those who followed them in unwise, unnecessary, ineffective, and immoral actions.
If the universalist were to call for moderation and liberal inclusivism at this point, this would seem totally immoral to the particularist.
In the pages of women's journals, these tragic tales were placed along with explicit advice against immoral public behavior.
Intrinsically morally permissible conduct, such as driving without a seat belt, does not automatically become immoral upon being criminalized.
The cautious approach, on the contrary, entails that there are cases in which comparisons between action alternatives would be immoral.
It is never immoral to want to retain one's own independence and identity.
The embellishment by appropriate sound effects is meant to be cautionary tales against immoral behaviour, but ironically make it perfect for the privacy they seek.
I conclude by considering an objection to my view which concerns whether immoral autonomous preferences are worthy of respect.
It has been seen as an unethical or immoral technology that threatens the livelihood of millions of farmers, especially resource-poor farmers in developing countries.
The fourth soldier does not advance because he believes that the orders are immoral.
Institutions have to protect people from having to cooperate with clearly immoral behavior and having to willfully affect moral blindness.
The intelligentsia in particular despised the merchants for being too conservative and immoral.
Everyone must have it, to refuse it would be immoral.
The fact that it would enable you to help someone is not to any extent a redeeming feature of an immoral act.
As it will be demonstrated later, they were accused of being immoral and even church organizations characterized them as being of loose morals.
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