amorality

1 of 1noun

/ˌeɪməˈræləti/

1

the state of lacking any moral sense, principles, or concern for right and wrong

The novel explores the amorality of life in a corrupt city.
Critics accused the film of promoting amorality.
His decisions showed complete amorality toward the consequences.
The character's amorality made her unpredictable.
Some argue that nature operates with pure amorality, beyond human ethics.