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Meanings of immoral in anglès
portuguès
imoral Characterized by wickedness or immorality.
Related terms
Not adhering to ethical or moral principles.
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Examples for "base"
Examples for "base"
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Let's look at one particular area: where companies and organisations base themselves.
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The timing felt right: This year also marks the base's 75th anniversary.
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He said the party needs to attract a new base of support.
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They are corrupt; they are base; they are cowardly; they are cruel.
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Degradation of the land base is another critical problem requiring technical assistance.
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Rightly or wrongly, the media has the power to bring about change.
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It's a very common feeling among the accused, especially the wrongly accused.
3
The thesis of unaffordability was, however, wrongly argued for reasons already discussed.
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But often that desire for gain causes many people to desire wrongly.
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Scientists say many people wrongly judge global warming by temperatures at home.
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A moment's courage and she would be free from this dishonorable captivity.
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In permitting it, I seem to share in a mean, dishonorable thing.
3
But even this is not the most dishonorable feature of the transaction.
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I will not be a party to an unjust and dishonorable process.
5
Hard work might not be in itself dishonorable-butit was a confession.
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The good news is that there is an alternative to unethical banks.
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They continue to inbreed them and they allow petting which is unethical.
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One is the ethical solution and the other is the unethical solution.
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The commissioner, Anthony Hill, said the nurse's conduct was unethical and unprofessional.
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So, does purchasing a new outfit make you an unethical global citizen?
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For the soul of me I can see nothing dishonourable in this.
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A dishonourable action of any kind is visited in the same way.
3
We men are dishonourable in the big way where they are concerned.
4
Aphrodite is no dishonourable deity to the men of the Ionian Isles.
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I do it in your presence, for I am no dishonourable thief.
Usage of immoral in anglès
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And therefore it would be immoral to have something be really dangerous.
2
New Orleans is doubtless the most immoral place in the United States.
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Nor is it the immoral nature of the deviation from the normal.
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The most immoral of the people of this time are the Christians.
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The believer and the unbeliever we often see equally base, equally immoral.
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The church's independent investigative board found him guilty of 'sexually immoral conduct'.
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It is beside the matter to call the book ungodly, immoral, base.
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The late King David did it; he was human, and hence immoral.
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To kiss your sweetheart in the dark, denotes dangers and immoral engagements.
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Apart from being limp to the point of irrelevance, this is immoral.
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The most immoral practice of the day is breeding too many children.
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The Plain Dealer, equally immoral and equally well written, appeared in 1677.
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Is there any Irish rebellion at all he doesn't regard as immoral?
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Some of those deemed immoral were hung by telephone poles, residents say.
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We don't think there is any other root to call something immoral.
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There is no such thing as a moral or an immoral book.
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