Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
moral-laxity
Noun
/ˈmɔːrəl ˈlæksɪti/
Definition
A state of reduced moral standards or a lack of strict adherence to moral principles.
Examples
- Many believe that the rise in moral-laxity among teenagers is contributing to social issues.
- The organization’s failure to uphold its code of conduct reflected a concerning level of moral-laxity.
- Some argue that moral-laxity in leadership can lead to widespread corruption.
Meaning
Moral-laxity refers to a situation where individuals or a society exhibit leniency towards moral codes or ethical behavior.
Synonyms
- moral permissiveness
- ethical leniency
- moral decline
- ethical laxity
