antimorality

English

Etymology

anti- +‎ morality

Noun

antimorality (uncountable)

1. Opposition to morality.
   • 1997, Peter Goodrich, David Gray Carlson, Law and the Postmodern Mind: Essays on Psychoanalysis and Jurisprudence:

     For Lacan, no one more forcefully demonstrated the antinomic structure of law and desire than did Sade in his so-called antimorality.

   • 1990, David A. Seamands, Living with your dreams, page 50:

     I am talking about antimorality — something that appears to be an organized, intentional and militant movement against Judeo-Christian morality.