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Synonyms & Similar Words
ethical
virtuous
righteous
just
fair
decent
honest
upright
noble
principled
good
honorable
respectable
conscientious
scrupulous
exemplary
laudable
commendable
meritorious
praiseworthy
admirable
estimable
reputable
trustworthy
dependable
reliable
responsible
dutiful
faithful
loyal
moralistic
righteous
saintly
unimpeachable
blameless
irreproachable
impeccable
Meaning of Moral
The primary meaning of the word "moral" is related to principles of right and wrong behavior.
Definitions
- Concerned with or derived from the code of behavior considered right or acceptable in a particular society
- * Holding or manifesting high principles for proper conduct
Etymology of Moral
The word "moral" originates from the Latin term "moralis," which is derived from "mos," meaning custom or manner, and the suffix "-alis," which forms an adjective
Historically, the term has evolved to encompass a broad range of concepts related to ethics, principles, and values
Example Uses
- The company's moral stance on environmental issues has earned them a reputation as a responsible business
- * She struggled with the moral implications of her decision