1. a person who rejects or disregards moral principles and conventional morality
Usage: often used in philosophical or literary contexts
2. an advocate of immoralism, the philosophical view that morality is not binding or that moral distinctions are invalid
Usage: philosophical term

Examples

• The philosopher was labeled an immoralist for questioning the foundations of conventional ethics.
• Some critics dismissed the character as an immoralist who cared nothing for society's rules.
• The immoralist argued that moral judgments were merely subjective preferences.
• She rejected the label of immoralist, claiming instead to be a pragmatist.
• The novel's protagonist is portrayed as an immoralist willing to do whatever it takes to succeed.
• Nietzsche is sometimes misread as an immoralist, though his philosophy is more nuanced.