Word: Unscrupulousness
Definition:Unscrupulousness is a noun that describes the quality of being dishonest or having no moral principles. When someone is unscrupulous, they do not care about what is right or wrong and often act in a way that is unfair or unethical.
Usage Instructions: - Unscrupulousness is used to describe actions or behaviors of people or organizations. - It often has a negative connotation, meaning it is generally not a good quality to have.
Example Sentence: - "The unscrupulousness of the business led to many customers losing their money."
Advanced Usage: - You can use the word in more complex sentences to discuss issues in society, such as politics, business ethics, or personal relationships.
Example: - "The unscrupulousness exhibited by some politicians undermines public trust in government."
Word Variants: - Unscrupulous (adjective): Describes someone who shows unscrupulousness. - Example: "His unscrupulous behavior made him unpopular among his peers." - Unscrupulously (adverb): Describes an action done without scruples. - Example: "She unscrupulously took credit for someone else's work."
Different Meanings: - While "unscrupulousness" specifically refers to dishonesty, it can also imply a lack of integrity or ethics in various contexts.
Synonyms: - Dishonesty - Deceitfulness - Unprincipledness - Corruption
Idioms: - There may not be a specific idiom that directly uses "unscrupulousness," but phrases like "crossing the line" can imply unethical behavior.
Phrasal Verbs: - There are no specific phrasal verbs directly related to "unscrupulousness," but you can describe actions related to it using phrases like "get away with" (to escape punishment for doing something wrong).