amoral

Modifies a noun

• character: At the start he is a completely amoral character; by the end " .
• man: It's about an amoral man who comes back to town for revenge.
• universe: It would mean we live in a totally amoral universe.
• nature: Has an amoral nature committed the crime " The Man " could not?
• society: Facts tell us that an amoral society will destroy itself.

Modifying Another Word

• completely: The treatment of these body parts shows a completely amoral attitude to the lives of these poor, innocent animals.
• not: Even the worst of sinners are not amoral animals and perfectly sane people can be extremely wicked.
• utterly: Andrew Lumley for his part is one in a long line of highly intelligent and charismatic yet utterly amoral Buchan villains.
• totally: It would mean we live in a totally amoral universe.
• wholly: The spies are younger, less jaded but equally cynical and still operating in a wholly amoral world.
• increasingly: Can a new meaning to accounting be discovered; one that helps gives new bearings in an increasingly amoral world?

Used with adjective complement

• become: In an age enamored of machines, life becomes amoral, without moral bearings, devoid of moral categories.