Crime and Morality

Crime

Crime noun - A breaking of a moral or legal code.
Usage example: anyone who commits a crime should expect to be punished for it

Morality is an antonym for crime.

Nearby Words: criminal, criminally

Morality

Morality noun - Conduct that conforms to an accepted standard of right and wrong.

Crime is an antonym for morality.

How words are described

high high crime high morality
similar similar crime similar morality
normal normal crime normal morality
common common crime common morality
Other adjectives: future, original, true, simple, petty, actual, real, rampant, evil, little, new, traditional, less, different.

Both words in one sentence

  • Western Animation / Sherlock Yack Gray and Grey Morality: In some episodes, it's made clear that the victim is no better than the culprit, especially if said culprit has a good reason for doing said crime in the first place.
  • Film / Perrier's Bounty Black and Grey Morality: Michael is violent and a thief but all around has a good heart while Perrier while affable is still a ruthless crime boss.
  • Webcomic / The Lydian Option Blue and Orange Morality - The Tha'Latta don't have a concept of "being a little bad;" to them any crime, big or small, is a sign of defectiveness and therefore must be punished accordingly.
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