immoralist

/ ɪˈmɒrəlɪst /

noun

1. a person who advocates or practises immorality

Example Sentences

Under the influence of this mentality, evangelicalism turns from a faith into a siege-mentality interest group that reveres a pagan immoralist.

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It is not only written from the standpoint of a professed immoralist, but the Russian censor declared it pernicious because of its "defamation of youth," its suicidal doctrine, its depressing atmosphere.

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Immoralists.—Moralists must now put up with being rated as immoralists, because they dissect morals.

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No, the moralists who preach the virtues of harsh cutbacks to reduce public debt at a time like this are, in reality, the great immoralists.

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Nietzsche has so shocked and confused the English printer that when the author writes himself an 'immoralist' the compositor has made him call himself an 'immortalist.'

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