ppl. a. [f. prec., or UN-1 8.] Deprived, or devoid, of morality.

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1663.  H. More, Div. Dial., IV. xiv. II. 58. Sensuality … makes holy things … hard and tedious to such unmoralized minds.

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1690.  J. Norris, Beatitudes, iv. (1694), 106. There being but few so wretchedly wicked and unmoraliz’d as [etc.].

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a. 1866.  J. Grote, Exam. Utilit. Phil., xii. (1870), 185. The difference between the moralized and unmoralized, the better and the worse, human nature.

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1886.  New Princeton Rev., March, 180. There are no cabinets of unmoralised or half-moralised conceptions, serving as illustrations of the evolution hypothesis.

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