영어

immoral

gb/ɪmˈɔɹəl/ us/ɪmˈɔɹəl/
B2 영어
~ 10000
의미
의미 0개
adjective B2 property
1

morally wrong or bad

Wrong according to common ideas of right and wrong; not moral.

사용 패턴: [something] is immoral / it is immoral to [verb]
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes confuse "immoral" with "illegal". Something immoral is against moral rules, not necessarily against the law. They may also mix up "immoral" with "amoral"; "amoral" means not concerned with morals at all, while "immoral" means clearly against moral rules.
유의어
unethical (More formal and often used about professional or business behavior.) | wrong (More general and weaker; may be non-moral as well.) | wicked (Stronger and more emotional; often used in religious or literary contexts.)
반의어
moral (Direct opposite; follows accepted ideas of right and wrong.) | ethical (Opposite in formal and professional contexts; follows moral or professional rules.)
연어
immoral behavior |immoral act |immoral conduct |immoral relationship |immoral practice
주제
ethics |society |law |core_vocabulary
예문
  • Many people believe it is immoral to lie, even to protect someone's feelings.
  • He argued that it was immoral to make a profit from other people's suffering.
  • The company was accused of using immoral business practices to cut costs.
  • Some consider gambling harmless fun, while others see it as deeply immoral.
  • They felt it would be immoral to stay silent about the abuse.
학습자용 예문
  • I think it is immoral to steal from your friends.
  • She believes it is immoral to kill animals for sport.
  • Many people say that cheating on a test is immoral.
  • He left the job because he found the work immoral.
  • The movie shows how one small immoral act can grow into a big problem.
unknown B2 property
2

having bad or no moral principles

Describes a person who often does bad things and does not care about ideas of right and wrong.

사용 패턴: an immoral [person]
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes use "immoral" about people when they only mean "impolite" or "rude". "Immoral" is stronger and suggests serious problems with a person's character, not just bad manners.
유의어
corrupt (Often used about people in power who are immoral, especially for money or advantage.) | depraved (Stronger; suggests very extreme or shocking immorality.) | unscrupulous (Focuses on having no moral limits in getting what one wants.)
반의어
principled (Stresses having strong moral rules and following them consistently.) | virtuous (Suggests a high level of goodness and moral purity.)
연어
an immoral person |an immoral man |an immoral woman |deeply immoral |utterly immoral
주제
ethics |character |society |core_vocabulary
예문
  • They saw him as an immoral leader who cared only about power.
  • The novel follows an immoral businessman who lies and cheats to get rich.
  • She refuses to work with people she considers immoral.
  • In the story, an immoral king destroys his country through selfish choices.
  • Many viewed the politician as immoral because he repeatedly broke his promises without guilt.
학습자용 예문
  • Her parents think he is an immoral man.
  • People in the town say the boss is immoral.
  • No one trusts him because they see him as immoral.
  • The book is about an immoral doctor who hurts his patients.
  • They do not want an immoral person to run the company.
문법
기본형
immoral
IPA
GB/ɪmˈɔɹəl/
US/ɪmˈɔɹəl/
음절 및 강세
im - mor - al (3음절)
Stress on 2nd syllable (mor)
활용형
Adjective
  • Base: immoral
관련 단어
Core family
moral adjective B1 morality noun B2 morally adverb B2 immorality noun immorally adverb
Related words
ethical adjective B2 ethics noun B2
Negative and opposite forms
amoral adjective
Advanced or less common
moralistic adjective moralize verb moralist noun
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