improbity
noun
im·probity
(ˈ)im,
əm+
: lack of probity : lack of integrity or rectitude : dishonesty
Word History
Etymology
Middle French or Latin; Middle French improbité, from Latin improbitat-, improbitas, from improbus bad, dishonest (from in- in- entry 1 + probus good, honest) + -itat-, -itas- ity
- pointillism
- pointillisms
- pointillist
- pointillistic
- pointillists
- pointillé
- pointing
- pointing (for)
- pointing (out)
- pointing (to)
- pointing (toward)
- pointing (up)
- pointing for
- pointing out
- pointing to
- pointing toward
- pointing up
- pointings
- pointless
- pointlesslier
- pointlessliest
- pointlessly
- pointlessness
- pointlessnesses
- pointlet