What does unprincipled mean?
Unprincipled means Lacking moral values..
Unprincipled
/ʌnˈpɹɪnsɪpəld/ · adjective
Meaning
Lacking moral values..
Example Sentences
But side by side with it was a baser conspiracy, among the more unprincipled and desperate friends of James, for the assassination of the King.
That’s what Joe Biden did. His pardon of his son Hunter was understandable from a paternal perspective (what father wants to see his son in prison?), but it was inexcusably unprincipled.
Early in his career, Trump apprenticed himself to Roy Cohn, an unprincipled lawyer who taught the young Trump how to gain wealth and influence through ruthless bullying, profane braggadocio, opportunistic bigotry, baseless lawsuits, lying, and more lying. Yet as Trump’s “fixer” with politicians, judges and mob bosses, Cohn remained utterly loyal to Trump and his father, Fred.
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- more unprincipled
- most unprincipled
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a synonym for unprincipled?
Common synonyms include licentious, immoral, dishonorable, dishonourable.
What is the opposite of unprincipled?
Possible antonyms include principled.
How do you use unprincipled in a sentence?
But side by side with it was a baser conspiracy, among the more unprincipled and desperate friends of James, for the assassination of the King.
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