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Definition of unethically - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
ethicsin a way that breaks moral rules
- He acted unethically by lying to his clients.
- The company unethically exploited its workers.
- He unethically manipulated the data for personal gain.
Origin of unethically
Old English, un- (not) + ēthic (moral) + -ally (adverbial suffix)
Terms with unethically included in their meaning
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unethical people
people who behave unethically or illegally
ethics
taken advantage of unfairly or unethically
dishonest person
person who behaves dishonestly or unethically
dishonest person
someone who behaves dishonestly or unethically
acquisition
acquiring land in large amounts, often unethically
unethical advantage
exploiting circumstances unethically for benefit
unethical profit
making excessive profits unethically or opportunistically
unethical profits
making excessive profits unethically or opportunistically
finance
enticement to gain money often unethically
legal
legal principle denying relief to those acting unethically
selfish use
uses resources selfishly or unethically
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- French:de manière immorale, ...
- German:unethisch, ...
- Italian:in modo non etico, ...
- Spanish:de manera poco ética, ...
- Portuguese:imoralmente, ...
- Chinese:不道德地, ...
- Japanese:非倫理的に, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكْلٍ غَيْرِ أَخْلاقِيٍّ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאוֹפֶן לֹא אֶתִּי, ...
- Russian:неэтично, ...
- Ukrainian:неетично, ...
- Hindi:अनैतिक रूप से, ...
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