Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
amorality
Noun
/ˌeɪ.məˈræl.ɪ.ti/

Definition
The quality of being indifferent to moral principles; lack of concern for morality.

Examples
- The CEO’s decisions reflected a sense of amorality, prioritizing profit over ethical considerations.
- His actions displayed an amorality that shocked his friends, who expected him to have a moral stance.
- In amoral societies, individuals often act based on self-interest rather than ethical norms.

Meaning
Amorality refers to a state of a person or action that is not guided by any moral principles, suggesting an absence of moral sense or considerations.

Synonyms
- Nonchalance
- Indifference
- Unprincipled behavior
- Immorality