Crossword clues for amoral
amoral
- Indifferent to ethical standards
- Ignoring ethics
- Having no values
- Having no ethics
- Without standards
- Sans scruples
- Lacking ethics
- Indifferent to ethics
- Uncaring about right or wrong
- Without values
- Without a compass
- Unable to discern right from wrong
- Not caring about right and wrong
- Lacking conscience
- Ignorant of right and wrong
- Hardly virtuous
- Ethically unconcerned
- Ethically lacking
- Without regard to right and wrong
- Without ethics
- Without ethical precepts
- With no principles
- With a lack of values
- Wicked and then some
- Unlikely to applaud virtue
- Unimpressed by Aesop's fables?
- Unconcerned about ethics
- Unaware of what's wrong
- Unaware of what's right
- Unacquainted with ethics
- Short on scruples
- Seeing no evil?
- Not knowing what's right
- Not concerned with morality
- Not bothered by conscience
- No sense of right or wrong
- Nihilistic, perhaps
- Like psychopaths
- Like a psychopath
- Lacking values
- Lacking standards
- Lacking ethical standards
- Lacking ethical judgment
- Lacking a compass, say
- Having no sense of right and wrong
- Having no principles
- Hardly scrupulous
- Finnish metal band
- Fast and loose
- Ethically unprincipled
- Disinterested in right and wrong
- Devoid of scruples
- Devoid of ethics
- Beyond good and evil
- Not knowing right from wrong
- Not concerned with right and wrong
- Like Machiavellian politics
- Not concerned with ethics
- Without scruples
- Lacking principles
- Unprincipled
- Without principles
- Libertine
- Indifferent to right and wrong
- Ethically neutral
- Making no value judgments
- Lacking in scruples
- Unlikely to sermonize
- Not sure what's wrong
- Unlikely to judge
- Unscrupulous
- Ethically indifferent Finnish band?
- Not worried about right and wrong
- Unlikely to preach
- Unconcerned with scruples
- Unlikely to be judgmental
- Lacking scruples, say
- Unconcerned with ethics
- Like the stranger in Camus's "The Stranger"
- Unconcerned with right and wrong
- Not likely to judge
- Like psychopaths, say
- Neither good nor evil
- Like Gordon Gekko in "Wall Street"
- Indifferent to right or wrong
- Sans ethical standards
- Not involving questions of right or wrong
- An adjective for science
- Nonethical
- Lacking behavioral guides
- Untroubled by ethics
- Without a sense of right
- Neutral, ethically
- Vamp at heart said to be without principles
- Graduate turned up before exam, perfectly happy to cheat?
- A male in speech is unconcerned with right or wrong
- A maiden for speaking without sense of what is right
- With no sense of right or wrong
- With no scruples, nose goes over line
- Not knowing right or wrong
- Not concerned with right or wrong
- Lacking principles, upset mother before exam
- Ignoring right or wrong
- Ignoring right and wrong
- Unethical having exam in the morning
- Unaffected by any sense of right and wrong
- Neither good nor bad
- Ethically challenged
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
a. 1 (context of acts English) being neither moral nor immoral 2 (context of people English) not believing in or caring for morality and immorality
WordNet
Wikipedia
Amoral may refer to:
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Amorality, the absence of morality; for example, a stone, a chair, or the sky may be considered amoral
- Specific amorality, the absence of some particular moral standard, principle, code, or knowledge
- Moral nihilism, the belief that the notion of morality is meaningless
- Amoral (band), Finnish metal band
Amoral is a metal band from Helsinki, Finland. They play technical, progressive, melodic, hardrock oriented metal. The band's 4th album was an about-turn, replacing the dominance of quirky death metal with an exemplary display of riff-driven, heavy, yet melodic power groove and the occasional sing-along chorus. Amoral has performed extensively in bars, clubs, festivals and other venues in Finland, Europe, Japan, China, Philippines and USA.
Usage examples of "amoral".
One of these was acertain Wong Feng, a completely gross, completely evil and amoral Eurasian.
She would have been perfect for Yossarian, a debauched, coarse, vulgar, amoral, appetizing slattern whom he had longed for and idolized for months.
That monstrous, repulsive, amoral race which, not excepting even the Eich themselves, achieved the most universal condemnation ever to have been given in the long history of the Galactic Union.
Who would be the godless, amoral, sin-ridden damned of Los Angeles, source of the filth-tide that was polluting America.
And Liten, and the residents thereupon, had provided that amusement Krave was no fool, though, nor was he completely amoral.
Earth has been taken over by a nasty, corrupt, bureaucratic military dictatorship, more banana republic writ large and high-tech than efficiently fascist, though utterly fascist economically, run in an amoral fashion by a generalissimo named Myson for the greedy profit of himself and his cronies.
As all know, the picaro is an amoral rascal who would rather live by his wits and his sword than the sweat of his brow.
Great King Wauk had been a great warrior, but an amoral monster in his personal life.
In his heart he had given up the amoral preserves of banking for the riskier estates of law enforcement.
And these, his comrades, these dirty-faced roughnecks, these dangerous brutalized amoral little creatures with pinched faces and ragged trousers, spattered with snot and rheum and urban dirt, girls in stained shifts and boys with jackets too big, grabbed cobblestones from the earth and pelted me where I lay in the darkness of a decaying threshold.
Wei Ho courted her to offer a different sort of stardom, in roles where the ambitious, amoral young girl would excel.
Scratch even the nicest of them and deep down you find a misshapen, egomaniacal, amoral monster.
Back to the amoral currents of nature that, however lively and vital, still do not have to construct intersubjective cultures and do not therefore provide a model for human interaction?
Philippus, malign and amoral, famous chiefly for the number of times he had switched allegiances from one faction to another, was still alive and still occasionally attended meetings of the Senate, but his days as a force in that body were long past.
Jelly played the role of the ingratiating patch with enthusiasm and enormous skill, and Lisle Kelsko pretended to be nothing more than a hopelessly hard-nosed, hard-assed, narrowminded, amoral, authoritarian, coal-country cop.