unscrupulous in Greek
unscrupulous in Greek is αδίστακτος — unscrupulous means having no moral principles; willing to act dishonestly for personal gain.
unscrupulous in Greek
αδίστακτος
Pronounced: adistaktos
Contemptuous of what is right or honorable.
What does "unscrupulous" mean?
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adj Having no moral principles; willing to act dishonestly for personal gain.
"Unscrupulous landlords exploited tenants during the housing shortage."
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unscrupulous in a sentence
- Unscrupulous landlords exploited tenants during the housing shortage.
- The scheme relied on unscrupulous salespeople pressuring vulnerable customers.
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What is "unscrupulous" in Greek?
"unscrupulous" in Greek is αδίστακτος. unscrupulous means: Having no moral principles; willing to act dishonestly for personal gain.
How do you pronounce αδίστακτος?
"unscrupulous" in Greek is αδίστακτος, pronounced "adistaktos".
How do you use "unscrupulous" in a sentence?
Example: "Unscrupulous landlords exploited tenants during the housing shortage." In Greek, "unscrupulous" is αδίστακτος.
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