0 having or showing no moral rules or standards of good behaviour
1 having or showing no moral rules or standards of good behavior:
an unprincipled politician
Shaftesbury was presented as an able, shallow, and unprincipled politician.
When we modify the function's source code, we need to hunt down the affected proof pieces and rewrite them, in a quite unprincipled way.
Unprincipled syntax and the derivation of syntactic relations.
To proponents of deliberative democracy, it may appear that my argument effaces the sharpest and most significant distinction between legitimate democratic politics and unprincipled political conflict.
Integrity merely demands for instance that there not be unprincipled distinctions between persons.
It is unpalatable that a company should behave in such an unprincipled way and not tell us what more we are to suffer.
The present proposals are utterly unprincipled and indefensible.
And we know the populistic, demagogic use to which that fear is put by careless and unprincipled political schemers.
