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immorally
This adverb describes actions that violate established moral principles or a specific code of ethics. It carries a strong judgmental tone, typically implying a conscious disregard for right and wrong. Because morality is often tied to cultural or religious frameworks, the word is frequently used in legal, theological, or philosophical debates to condemn behavior as deviant or wicked.
In modern usage, it is often contrasted with "legally." An action can be legal but performed immorally, or conversely, an act may be illegal but viewed as morally justified. It is a high-register term and is rarely used in casual conversation unless the speaker intends to make a severe moral accusation.
Ý nghĩa
Ví dụ
He behaved immorally throughout his marriage.
He behaved immorally throughout his marriage.
The company acted immorally by dumping toxic waste into the river.
Is it possible to live immorally and still be happy?
They were accused of treating their employees immorally.
The dictator ruled the country immorally for decades.
I cannot believe she would treat her own parents so immorally.
He felt he had lived immorally and sought forgiveness.
He felt he had lived immorally and sought forgiveness.
The lawyer argued that the contract was drafted immorally to deceive the client.
Cụm từ kết hợp
conduct oneself immorally
Verb collocation: to behave in a way that violates moral principles
profit immorally
Verb collocation: to gain wealth or advantage through unethical or wicked means
benefit immorally
Verb collocation: to receive an advantage in a way that is morally wrong
Few people believe it is acceptable to benefit immorally from another's misfortune.
operate immorally
Verb collocation: to run a business or organization using unethical methods