verb
immoralize
Immoralize (verb) means to make someone or something immoral.
verb
1
To make someone or something immoral.
"At early common law, gaming was not unlawful so long as it did not tend to immoralize the innocent or affect the interests of those not similarly engaged."
— Earl W. Kintner, a Primer on the Law of Deceptive Practices (1971)
2
To criticise something strongly, calling it immoral.
3
To act immorally, or to encourage other people to do so.
"Some writers just moralize better than others immoralize."
— Michael Williams, Commonweal - Volume 53 (1950)
"For when I am in a moral frame of mind I moralize and when I am in an immoral state I immoralize!"
— Neelum Saran Gour, Messres Dickens (2005)
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Etymology
Formed from immoral and -ize.
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What is the meaning of immoralize?
"immoralize" (verb) means to make someone or something immoral.
What is another word for immoralize?
Other words for "immoralize" include debauch, corrupt, unmoralize, pervert, seduce, adulterate.
What are the different meanings of immoralize?
"immoralize" has 3 main meanings: 1. To make someone or something immoral; 2. To criticise something strongly, calling it immoral; 3. To act immorally, or to encourage other people to do so.
