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pseudomoral

pseudomoral adjective: apparently, but not actually, moral.

Adjective

pseudomoral (comparative more pseudomoral, superlative most pseudomoral)

  1. Apparently, but not actually, moral.

Forms of pseudomoral

comparativemore pseudomoral
superlativemost pseudomoral

Origin of pseudomoral

From pseudo- + moral.

Questions about pseudomoral

What does pseudomoral mean?
Pseudomoral means apparently, but not actually, moral.
What part of speech is pseudomoral?
Pseudomoral is an adjective.

Words near pseudomoral in the dictionary

  1. pseudomonosaccharide
  2. pseudomonosaccharides
  3. pseudomonosis
  4. pseudomonotheistic
  5. pseudomonotone
  6. pseudomoral
  7. pseudomorality
  8. pseudomorph
  9. pseudomorphed
  10. pseudomorphic
  11. pseudomorphically

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