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Term: Malum in se
Part of Speech: Latin Phrase
Definition:
Malum in se is a Latin phrase that means an act or behavior that is inherently evil, immoral, or wrong, regardless of whether or not it is legally prohibited.
Senses:
- Something that is intrinsically evil or morally wrong
- An act or behavior that is universally condemned
- Actions considered inherently immoral
Examples:
- Stealing is malum in se because it goes against societal morals and ethics.
- Murder is universally recognized as malum in se, regardless of legal jurisdictions.
- Human trafficking is an example of an act malum in se that is condemned worldwide.
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