English to English Dictionary

Morality

Principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior.

Morally Repugnant

Causing a strong feeling of disgust or aversion due to ethical or moral reasons.

Morally bankrupt

Completely lacking in moral principles, ethics, integrity, or a sense of responsibility.

Morally neutral

Exempt from ethical judgment; neither good nor bad, right nor wrong.

Morally-ambiguous

Lacking moral clarity; difficult to classify as right or wrong, good or evil.

Morass

An area of muddy or boggy ground.

Morbid Humor

A form of humor that finds amusement in subjects that are generally considered serious, grim, or taboo.

Morbidity

The condition of being diseased or unhealthy.

Mordant

Having or showing a sharp or critical quality; biting, caustic, or sarcastic in style or temperament.

More

A greater or additional amount or degree.

More Than

Used to indicate a greater quantity, degree, or extent than something else.

More or Less

To a certain extent; approximately.