unprincipled

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• US: /ʌnˈpɹɪnsɪpəld/
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *né Proto-Indo-European *n̥- Proto-Germanic *un- Proto-West Germanic *un- Old English un- Middle English un- English un- English principle English -ed English principled English unprincipled From un- + principled.

25 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: безпринципен (bezprincipen) — lacking moral values
• Danish: principløs — lacking moral values
• Dutch: principeloos — lacking moral values
• Dutch: beginselloos — lacking moral values
• Dutch: gewetenloos — lacking moral values
• French: dénué de principes — lacking moral values
• French: sans scrupule — lacking moral values
• French: amoral — lacking moral values
• German: gewissenlos — lacking moral values
• German: prinzipienlos — lacking moral values
• German: prinzipienfrei — lacking moral values
• Italian: senza scrupoli — lacking moral values
• Norwegian Bokmål: prinsippløs — lacking moral values
• Norwegian Bokmål: prinsipplaus — lacking moral values
• Norwegian Nynorsk: prinsipplaus — lacking moral values
• Polish: niegodziwy — lacking moral values
• Polish: bezpodstawny — lacking moral values
• Russian: беспринци́пный (besprincípnyj) — lacking moral values
• Spanish: sin escrúpulos — lacking moral values
• Spanish: inescrupuloso — lacking moral values
• Spanish: ímprobo — lacking moral values
• Spanish: de moral relajada — lacking moral values
• Spanish: inmoral — lacking moral values
• Spanish: sinvergüenza — lacking moral values
• Ukrainian: безпринци́пний (bezpryncýpnyj) — lacking moral values