Definition of: immoral

(i·môr′əl, i·mor′-) adjective
1. Violating the moral law; contrary to rectitude or public morality.
2. Habitually licentious.
—im·mor′al·ly adverb Synonyms: bad, corrupt, criminal, depraved, dishonest, dissolute, evil, loose, profligate, sinful, unprincipled, vicious, vile, wicked, wrong. See BAD¹, CRIMINAL, SINFUL. Antonyms: chaste, devout, dutiful, godly, good, just, moral, pious, pure, religious, righteous, upright, virtuous, worthy.

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