Immoral
Immoral adjective - Not conforming to a high moral standard; morally unacceptable.
Nearby Words: immorality, immorally
Religious
Religious adjective - Showing a devotion to God and to a life of virtue.
Usage example: a deeply religious woman who eventually decided to quit her job and to become a nun
Both words in one sentence
- In Porky's II: The Next Day the school Shakespeare production is being shut down by a group of hyper-conservative religious nuts who think Shakespeare is immoral.
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Quote-to-Quote Combat: In Porky's II, the school Shakespeare production is being shut down by a group of hyper-conservative religious nuts who think Shakespeare is immoral.
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Rather than looking at it scientifically, they get whipped into a religious fervor and decide that it's the judgment of God killing the immoral, and all they need to do to be saved is to come together to pray and perform sacred rituals.
Source: Everybody's Dead, Dave
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