turpitude (Meaning)

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turpitude (n)

a corrupt or depraved or degenerate act or practice

No weak antonyms found.

The businessman's financial turpitude resulted in a severe loss of public trust.
The politician's alleged acts of turpitude cast a shadow over their reputation.
The court found the doctor guilty of professional turpitude for prescribing unnecessary medications.
The student's academic turpitude led to their expulsion from university.
The journalist was accused of journalistic turpitude for fabricating news stories.
The athlete's use of performance-enhancing drugs constituted a clear case of sporting turpitude.
The insurance company refused to provide coverage due to the client's previous acts of financial turpitude.
The employee was fired for gross turpitude after embezzling company funds.
The lawyer's conduct during the trial was deemed an act of legal turpitude.
The government official's tax evasion scheme was considered a severe offense involving turpitude.

a corrupt or depraved or degenerate act or practice

dissoluteness, corruption,degradation, corruptness, libertinage, debauchery, rakishness, villainy, evil, depravity

morality, virtue, goodness, goodness,virtue, morality, righteousness,righteousness,

The businessman's financial turpitude resulted in a severe loss of public trust.

The politician's alleged acts of turpitude cast a shadow over their reputation.

The court found the doctor guilty of professional turpitude for prescribing unnecessary medications.

The student's academic turpitude led to their expulsion from university.