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
随便看	humidistats know someone by name know someone of old know someone when know something backward and forward know something backwards know something inside and out know something inside out know something like the back of one's hand know something or someone for what he is know something or someone for what it is know something or someone for what it/he/she is know something or someone for what she is know something when one sees it know something when one sees it/one know something when one sees one know the drill know the feeling know the meaning of know the meaning of (something) know the meaning of something know the meaning of the word know the score know what hit one know what it is

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