1. plural of amorality; the quality or state of being amoral; absence of moral principles or concern for right and wrong
Usage: countable and uncountable uses; often used in philosophical or ethical discussions
2. instances or examples of amoral behavior or attitudes
Usage: plural form emphasizing multiple instances or types of amoral conduct

Examples

• The philosopher criticized the amoralities evident in corporate decision-making.
• His amoralities shocked those who expected him to uphold ethical standards.
• The novel explores the amoralities of characters who operate without conscience.
• Some argue that certain business practices reflect deep amoralities in modern society.
• The amoralities of the regime were documented by human rights organizations.
• She refused to tolerate the amoralities of her colleagues in the workplace.