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Amoral (adjective) – Pronunciation, Definition & Examples
Pronunciation of Amoral
IPA: /eɪˈmɒrəl/
eɪ=say | m=man | ɒ=lot | r=red | ə=about | l=lip
Definition of Amoral
Having or showing no moral standards, principals, or sense of right or wrong.
"The amoral thief had no guilt about stealing from others."
Meaning and Usage of Amoral
An amoral person is someone who does not distinguish between right and wrong, or who does not care about the consequences of their actions on others. An amoral thing is something that is not capable of moral thought or action, such as a natural disaster.

