Amoral Moral Adjective B Noun Amor·Al ˌ)A ˈmär \\ 

amor·al
 \\(ˌ)ā-ˈmȯr-əl, (ˌ)a-, -ˈmär-\\ adjective1.
  a. being neither moral nor immoral; specifically : lying outside the sphere to which moral judgments apply
      science as such is completely amoral — W. S. Thompson
  b. lacking moral sensibility
      infants are amoral
2. being outside or beyond the moral order or a particular code of morals
    amoral customs
• amor·al·ism  \\-ə-ˌli-zəm\\ noun
• amo·ral·i·ty  \\ˌā-mə-ˈra-lə-tē, ˌa-, -(ˌ)mȯ-\\ noun
• amor·al·ly  \\ˌā-ˈmȯr-ə-lē, (ˌ)a-, -ˈmär-\\ adverb

amor·al
\(ˈ)ā|-, (ˈ)a|-\ adjective
Etymology: a- (II) + moral
1. 
 a. : neither moral nor immoral : ; specifically : outside the bounds of that to which moral distinctions or judgments apply
  < science as such is completely amoral — W.S.Thompson >
 b. : without moral sensibility
  < infants are amoral >
2. 
 a. : outside or beyond the moral order or any specific traditional code of morals
  < amoral customs >
 b. : ethically neutral : not entailing moral norms or ideals
  < amoral metaethical statements >
3. : refraining from making value judgments : 
 < an amoral historian >
• amor·al·ly adverb