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Morality A collection of principles and values that determine what is considered right or wrong, good or bad. ■ "I don't understand why you think it's okay to lie to your friends. That's not very moral of you."
egregious An offense so great that it would be considered a breach of etiquette or morality. ■ "She was caught egregiously cheating on her exam and received an F in the class."
Ideals A set of beliefs or principles that a person holds to be true and right, often related to morality, ethics, or politics. ■ "My ideals include honesty, integrity, and a commitment to social justice."
necessity The state of being required by law, custom or morality, for the prevention of something unpleasant or harmful. ■ "I don't know what the hell is going on here, but I guess necessity is my only option."
Psychopathic Being mentally ill to an extreme degree, often exhibiting symptoms such as delusions, hallucinations, and a lack of empathy or morality. ■ "She's so psychopathic that she thinks she's the queen of England."
Sociopathic adjective having or displaying a lack of social concern, empathy, or morality. Usually used in a derogatory way. ■ "She was so sociopathic that she didn't even bat an eye when her friend stole all her money."
loins A region of the lower back, between the hip bones and just above the buttocks. Also used figuratively to refer to a person's sense of morality or decency. ■ "He may have stolen the candy from the store, but his loins were burning with guilt as he made his way home."