discourtesy; lawlessness; rude or disorderly state
Rare, formal noun referring to a state of rudeness, lack of courtesy, or lawless disorder. Not used in everyday conversation.
In old documents, the word 亡状 is used to refer to discourtesy or a lawless state.
The derivation is uncertain. The kanji 亡 (ruin, deceased) and 状 (condition, state) combine to suggest a ruined or improper state, but the word is rare and its historical origin is unclear.