unprincipled

Modifies a noun

• man: Note that he is called righteous, in contrast to the " unprincipled men " whose conduct oppressed him.
• people: Ambitious and unprincipled people have seen a demand among the public for a conservative opposition.
• campaigner: The Lib Dems are simply the most unprincipled campaigners in the business.
• mean: Unprincipled means: Third section was corrupted by imposing Michael supporters on lists, against the wishes of constituencies.
• bloc: Appealing to ' inconsistency ' as justification for an unprincipled theoretical bloc signifies giving oneself bad credentials as a Marxist.
• compromise: Given the nature of this layer in the movement, they are inevitably prone to unprincipled compromise.

Modifying Another Word

• so: If it were not so unprincipled and shameful it would be laughable and pathetic.
• totally: Said one of his editors: Bob is rude, crude, unlettered, and totally unprincipled in the ordinary sense.
• apparently: We also have principles, even the most apparently unprincipled will have areas to which they are not prepared to go.