Immorally
/ɪˈmɒrəli/
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- (adv.) In a manner that violates moral principles or ethical standards, often relevant in assessing wrongful conduct.
The defendant acted immorally by deceiving the plaintiff about the contract terms.
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Commentary
Used to describe conduct that breaches accepted moral norms, potentially impacting legal judgments concerning intent or character.
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