unvirtuous

Antonyms for unvirtuous

Word Origin & History

late 14c., "chaste" (of women), from virtue + -ous. Earlier it was used in a sense of "valiant, valorous, manly" (c.1300).

But I can promise you, I said, that every unvirtuous person will want to learn.

There are limitations to the endurance of an unvirtuous man.

France is unvirtuous enough, God knows, yet there is a sunshiny smile on her lips that cheers the heart.

Italy is also unvirtuous, yet her voice is full of bird-like melody, and her face is a dream of perfect poetry!

It was something, at least, that the plastic and not unvirtuous nature of the young man was directed towards a definite object.

What pleasures are to be compared with those of the Unvirtuous Virtuoso.

And there a horrible blank tells of some unvirtuous borrower who has decapitated a valuable set by carrying off volume number one.