depraved

wicked (More common and less formal.) | corrupt (Often suggests abuse of power or bribery as well as morals.) | immoral (Broader and usually less intense.) | degenerate (Often implies moral decline over time; can sound judgmental.) | vile (Emphasizes disgust or revulsion.)

virtuous (Having strong moral standards.) | moral (Acting according to accepted standards of right and wrong.) | decent (Acceptably good and respectable in behavior.) | upright (Consistently honest and principled.)

a depraved criminal |a depraved person |depraved behavior |depraved acts |a depraved mind |deeply depraved |utterly depraved |morally depraved |a depraved character |a depraved regime

ethics |crime |people |behavior

perverted (More common; can be used jokingly, while depraved is typically more severe.) | debased (Emphasizes loss of dignity or moral restraint.) | twisted (More informal; emphasizes abnormality.) | obscene (Focuses on offensiveness rather than the person’s character.)

wholesome (Sexually and morally healthy or unobjectionable.) | innocent (Not involving sexual wrongdoing or corruption.) | pure (Free from sexual or moral corruption.)

depraved desires |depraved fantasies |depraved thoughts |depraved material |a depraved obsession |a depraved interest |depraved pleasure |depraved porn |depraved messages |depraved content

sex |relationships |crime

debased (Very close; emphasizes being lowered in quality or dignity.) | degraded (Emphasizes decline in quality or standards.) | corrupted (Suggests being damaged or tainted from an original state.)

refined (Polished or cultivated in taste and manners.) | healthy (Normal and beneficial, especially of habits or appetites.) | sound (Sensible and morally or mentally reliable.)

a depraved taste |a depraved appetite |depraved habits |depraved values |depraved morals |a depraved culture |a depraved fascination |depraved preferences |depraved pleasures |a depraved sense of humor

society |behavior |opinions