immorality

immorality
n
1. wickedness, evilness, badness, iniquitousness, heinousness, nefariousness, flagitiousness, viciousness, villainousness, miscreancy; corruption, depravity, turpitude, moral turpitude, unscrupu-lousness, shamelessness; foulness, baseness, vileness; sinfulness, unrighteousness, unvirtuousness, ungodliness; dishonorableness, disreputableness, evil-mindedness, vice-mindedness.
2. dissoluteness, dissipation, profligacy, prodigality, licentiousness, wantonness, abandonedness, lasciviousness, lecherousness, libidinousness, Archaic. licker-ishness; concupiscence, prurience, salaciousness, goat-ishness, Sl. horniness; unchastity, impurity, uncleanliness, whorishness, fastness; indecency, immodesty; carnality, sensualness, animalism.

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