单词	premoral
释义	premoral adjective pre·​mor·​al ˌprē-ˈmȯr-əl  -ˈmär- variants or pre-moral : of, relating to, or suggestive of a time before the development of a personal or social moral code : not having, showing, or involving an understanding of right and wrong premoral instincts/behaviors a pre-moral society For what is Archie but a premoral child, almost entirely self-serving, quite unaware of anyone else's needs … Richard Schickel … presents characters stunted at a sort of pre-moral stage of life … Mick LaSalle It is pre-moral, invoking not the concepts of right and wrong, but the psychological mechanism of empathy. Daniel Maidman Word History First Known Use 1858, in the meaning defined above
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