- Definitions|3
- Thesaurus|4k
- Abbreviations|0
| unconscionable(adjective, immoral, immoderate) | |
| unjust(adjective, bad, immoral) | |
| unmoral | |
| unrighteous | |
| unscrupulous(adjective, immoral) | |
| atrocious | |
| blameworthy | |
| cruel(good, kind, gentle) | |
| debased | |
| decadent(adjective, corrupt) | |
| degraded | |
| disgraceful | |
| disreputable(adjective, bad, immoral) | |
| errant | |
| lascivious(adjective, clean, aroused) | |
| libertine | |
| libidinous(adjective, clean, lustful) | |
| mean(good, gentle) | |
| nasty(adjective, calm, good, gentle, indecent) | |
| nefarious |
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