/ɪˈmɔːrəlɪzəm/ i-MOR-ə-liz-um

Definitions

1. noun

The practice or advocacy of immoral behavior, especially in a systematic or organized way.

“The newspaper criticized the politician’s immoralism, citing numerous examples of corruption.”

2. noun

A philosophy or attitude that rejects conventional moral standards.

“The artist’s immoralism was reflected in his provocative and often disturbing works.”

3. noun

A style or trend of behavior that is considered immoral or unseemly.

“The celebrity’s immoralism was widely criticized by the media and the public.”