adharmic
adharmic adjective: unrighteous; contrary to universal law.
Adjective
adharmic (comparative more adharmic, superlative most adharmic)
- unrighteous; contrary to universal law.
- Anything that represents itself as a method of liberation, and yet promotes that which leads to the opposite of liberation is adharmic.
- Antonyms:
- dharmic
Antonyms of adharmic
Forms of adharmic
| comparative | more adharmic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most adharmic |
Origin of adharmic
By surface analysis, adharma + -ic, or, by surface analysis, a- + dharmic.
Questions about adharmic
- What does adharmic mean?
- Adharmic means unrighteous; contrary to universal law.
- What part of speech is adharmic?
- Adharmic is an adjective.
Words near adharmic in the dictionary
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