1. not involving or relating to moral considerations; neither moral nor immoral
Usage: philosophy; ethics

Examples

• Scientific facts are nonmoral – they are neither good nor bad in themselves.
• The computer program operates in a nonmoral realm, simply processing data.
• Natural disasters are nonmoral events that occur without ethical implications.
• Mathematics is considered a nonmoral discipline focused on logical relationships.
• The philosopher argued that aesthetic judgments are nonmoral in nature.
• Animals act on instinct in ways that are nonmoral rather than immoral.