1. Plural of amoralism; philosophical or ethical positions that deny the existence of moral truths or reject the binding force of moral principles.
Usage: formal; philosophy
2. Instances or expressions of amoral behavior or attitudes; conduct or viewpoints that disregard moral considerations.
Usage: informal

Examples

• The philosopher critiqued various amoralisms that emerged in postmodern thought.
• His amoralisms in business dealings eventually damaged his reputation.
• Some critics argue that certain amoralisms undermine social cohesion.
• The debate centered on whether amoralisms could ever provide a coherent ethical framework.
• Her amoralisms were evident in her complete indifference to the suffering of others.
• Academic papers on amoralisms often reference Nietzsche and contemporary moral skeptics.