moral decay

language: es

definitions

  1. The progressive decline or deterioration of ethical standards, virtues, and social values within a community or society, often characterized by increased crime, dishonesty, or permissiveness.
    es: Decadencia moral
  2. The gradual loss of personal integrity, honesty, or virtuous character in an individual, often resulting from poor choices or negative influences.
    es: Decadencia personal
  3. The erosion of ethical principles and accountability within organizations, governments, or institutions, manifesting as corruption, abuse of power, or systemic dishonesty.
    es: Corrupción institucional
  4. A state of spiritual or religious decline where individuals or groups abandon sacred ethical codes and piety in favor of secular or hedonistic pursuits.
    es: Decadencia espiritual

examples

  1. Critics argue that the rise in juvenile delinquency is a sign of widespread moral decay.

    Los críticos sostienen que el aumento de la delincuencia juvenil es una señal de una decadencia moral generalizada.

  2. His reckless lifestyle led to a rapid moral decay that alienated his closest friends.

    Su estilo de vida imprudente provocó una rápida decadencia moral que lo alejó de sus amigos más cercanos.

  3. The scandal exposed deep moral decay within the regulatory agency, prompting calls for complete reform.

    El escándalo reveló una profunda decadencia moral dentro de la agencia reguladora, lo que provocó peticiones de una reforma integral.

  4. Many traditional communities view the rejection of ancient customs as evidence of moral decay.

    Muchas comunidades tradicionales ven el rechazo de las costumbres antiguas como evidencia de la decadencia moral.