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premorality

premorality noun: an infantile or animalistic form of decision making based simply on what will immediately benefit or disadvantage the subject.

Noun

premorality (usually uncountable, plural premoralities)

  1. (usually) An infantile or animalistic form of decision making based simply on what will immediately benefit or disadvantage the subject.

Forms of premorality

pluralpremoralities
alternative formpre-morality

Origin of premorality

From pre- + morality.

Questions about premorality

What does premorality mean?
Premorality means an infantile or animalistic form of decision making based simply on what will immediately benefit or disadvantage the subject.
What part of speech is premorality?
Premorality is a noun.
What is the plural of premorality?
The plural of premorality is premoralities.

Words near premorality in the dictionary

  1. premonstrator
  2. premonstrators
  3. premontane
  4. premonumental
  5. premoral
  6. premorality
  7. premorally
  8. premorbid
  9. premorbidity
  10. premorbidly
  11. premorning

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