immoral in Japanese
immoral in Japanese is 不道徳 — immoral means going against accepted standards of right and wrong; morally wrong.
immoral in Japanese
不道徳
Pronounced: fudōtoku
Breaching principles of natural law, rectitude, or justice, and so inconsistent with the demands of virtue, purity, or "good morals"; not right, not moral. (Compare unethical, illegal.)
What does "immoral" mean?
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adj Going against accepted standards of right and wrong; morally wrong.
"Most people consider cheating on an exam immoral."
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immoral in a sentence
- Most people consider cheating on an exam immoral.
- The film explores whether the general's wartime decisions were immoral.
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What is "immoral" in Japanese?
"immoral" in Japanese is 不道徳. immoral means: Going against accepted standards of right and wrong; morally wrong.
How do you pronounce 不道徳?
"immoral" in Japanese is 不道徳, pronounced "fudōtoku".
How do you use "immoral" in a sentence?
Example: "Most people consider cheating on an exam immoral." In Japanese, "immoral" is 不道徳.
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