This rare compound adjective means 'not loving the good' or 'hostile to virtue.' Paul includes it in his grim catalog of last-days characteristics in 2 Timothy 3:3: people will be 'not loving good' (ἀφιλάγαθοι), along with being lovers of self, lovers of money, and lovers of pleasure. The term denotes an active aversion to virtue—not mere neutrality but antagonism toward the noble and beneficial. It describes those whose affections are so disordered that they despise goodness itself. Paul warns Timothy that such moral inversion will mark the final age.