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English Vocabulary Lessons - Advanced English - #29 Unscrupulous

This English lesson is for advanced learners of English with minimum B2 level grammar, vocabulary and understanding of spoken English. This video lesson series is aimed to help those who would like to polish their language skills, especially their vocabulary to make it more eloquent, more powerful and they want to make a real impact on the listener by using high-level vocabulary. Each video presents a word that only educated speakers use. You can listen to the word, the correct pronunciation of the word with definition and a context in which it could be used properly. The series also encompasses what language learners ought to know about using the language element and using it well can help them succeed in their jobs. There is a correlation between career and financial success and a powerful precise vocabulary and that the level of successful people achieve is linked to the number of words they command. Therefore I believe, this video series well suits those who speak English as a second language (ESL) and use English on and off the job. This lesson is suited for those English language learners who would like to improve their vocabulary by listening. UNSCRUPULOUS: untrustworthy, dishonourable, deceitful, corrupt, lacking integrity or moral principles a scruple is something that causes hesitation or doubt in determining what is appropriate and proper scrupulous means having scruples hence taking pains to do something exactly right the scrupulous person is precise careful and honest unscrupulous means without scruples hence untrustworthy unreliable deceitful and corrupt unscrupulous people will do almost anything no matter how dishonourable to get what they want. Use the adjective unscrupulous to describe someone who behaves in a dishonest or unethical way. Unscrupulous behaviour is the unfortunate characteristic of many ambitious people — it is immoral but (they feel) it is necessary to do to achieve success. When you sell someone bad loans, when you hack into your competition's accounts, when you read your roommate's mail for signs of an opportunity with his girlfriend, you're being unscrupulous. behaving in an unfair or dishonest way. English vocabulary lessons - Advanced English