Cacoethics
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ˌkakəʊˈɛθɪks/ · Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Cacoethics is a noun meaning Bad ethics or morals; bad habits.
Meaning
Bad ethics or morals; bad habits.
Example Sentences
The correspondence appears to have begun in one of the endless foolishnesses about contemporary novel-writing which appear to beguile the leisure of so many of our modern Cacoëthics.
In the ensuing clashes between nouveau-cons and their more or less double-crossed doppelgangers, taking the part of either is to administer the kiss of life to a dying tradition or breathing new life into cacoethics.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include immorality, cacodoxy, vice, moralism, pseudomorality, evil.
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