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immoral

[ih-mawr-uhl, ih-mor-] / ɪˈmɔr əl, ɪˈmɒr- /




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Bishop Robert Deeley of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland called the bill “immoral” and said it went against the wishes of hundreds of Mainers who testified against it at a 19-hour public hearing.

From Washington Times

Schiff was formally censured Wednesday for his role in holding to account the most immoral, self-centered, self-dealing, insurrectionist president in modern American history.

From Los Angeles Times

“A European citizen received on average almost 13 times more than an African citizen. All this was done according to the rules. But let’s face it: these rules have become profoundly immoral,” he said.

From Washington Times

He began to believe that the war had been wrong from the start — not just strategically misguided, but immoral.

From Los Angeles Times

Albanese said Australia’s government condemns Russia’s “illegal and immoral invasion of Ukraine.”

From Washington Times