ebamoraalne

Ebamoraalne is an Estonian word that translates to "immoral" in English. It describes behavior or actions that are considered to be contrary to accepted moral principles or standards. The concept of morality itself is complex and can vary across cultures, societies, and individuals. Therefore, what is deemed ebamoraalne by one group may not be by another.

The term often implies a conscious disregard for ethical conduct or a violation of societal norms that are believed to be right and just. This can encompass a wide range of actions, from dishonesty and betrayal to cruelty and exploitation. In legal contexts, ebamoraalne behavior might sometimes overlap with criminal offenses, although not all immoral acts are illegal.

The assessment of something as ebamoraalne typically involves a judgment based on a set of values, beliefs, and ethical frameworks. These frameworks can be derived from religious teachings, philosophical principles, cultural traditions, or personal conscience. The opposite of ebamoraalne would be "moraalne" (moral) or "eetiline" (ethical).