premorality

English

Alternative forms

  • pre-morality

Etymology

From pre- +‎ morality.

Noun

premorality (usually uncountable, plural premoralities)

  1. (psychology) An infantile or animalistic form of decision making based simply on what will immediately benefit or disadvantage the subject. [20th c.]
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