不ふ道どう徳とく

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Freq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

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Refers to actions, behavior, or character that violate moral standards. Often used in formal or critical contexts.

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His immoral conduct was condemned.

不ふ道どう徳とくを許ゆるしてはいけない。

We must not tolerate immorality.

背はい徳とく
不道徳 is the common, everyday word for being immoral or unethical, while 背徳 carries a heavier, literary sense of betraying one's own conscience.
不ふ徳とく
不道徳 is the common everyday word for 'immoral,' while 不徳 is formal and literary, usually describing a personal failing in virtue.
悪あく徳とく
不道徳 describes the quality of being immoral or unethical in general, while 悪徳 more often points to vicious, corrupt behavior in a social or institutional setting.

道どう徳とく的てきN2
不道徳 describes behavior or people that are immoral, the opposite of 道徳的, which describes what is moral or ethical.
モラル
不道徳 describes behavior that goes against accepted morals, the opposite of having good モラル.
道どう義ぎ
不道徳 describes immoral or unethical behavior, the opposite of the righteous conduct implied by 道義.
倫りん理り的てき
不道徳 describes behavior that violates moral norms, the opposite of being 倫理的 (in accordance with ethical standards).

Formed from 不 (negative prefix) + 道徳 (morality).