amoral in Japanese
amoral in Japanese is 道徳と無関係の — amoral means not concerned with, or not guided by, any sense of right and wrong.
amoral in Japanese
道徳と無関係の
(of acts) Done without consideration for morality or immorality.
What does "amoral" mean?
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adj Not concerned with, or not guided by, any sense of right and wrong.
"The character is portrayed as coldly amoral, indifferent to who gets hurt."
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amoral in a sentence
- The character is portrayed as coldly amoral, indifferent to who gets hurt.
- Nature itself is amoral — it has no notion of fairness.
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What is "amoral" in Japanese?
"amoral" in Japanese is 道徳と無関係の. amoral means: Not concerned with, or not guided by, any sense of right and wrong.
How do you use "amoral" in a sentence?
Example: "The character is portrayed as coldly amoral, indifferent to who gets hurt." In Japanese, "amoral" is 道徳と無関係の.
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