Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
moral-bankruptcy
Noun
/ˈmɔrəl ˈbæŋkrʌpsi/
Definition
A state in which a person or organization is devoid of ethical principles or values, leading to harmful decisions and actions.
Examples
- The politician’s moral bankruptcy led to widespread distrust among the public.
- Her moral bankruptcy was evident when she chose profit over honesty.
- The company faced backlash for its moral bankruptcy during the crisis.
Meaning
Moral bankruptcy refers to a situation where someone lacks a sense of right and wrong, often resulting in unethical behavior and disregard for principles.
Synonyms
- Ethical collapse
- Value deficiency
- Principled failure
