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Definition of rectitude
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Rectitude
(n.)
Straightness.
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Obliquity
::
Obliquity
(n.)
Deviation
from
ordinary
rules;
irregularity;
deviation
from moral
rectitude.
Upright
::
Upright
(a.)
Conformable
to moral
rectitude.
Righteousness
::
Righteousness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
righteous;
holiness;
purity;
uprightness;
rectitude.
Wrong
::
Wrong (a.) Not
according
to the laws of good
morals,
whether
divine
or
human;
not
suitable
to the
highest
and best end; not
morally
right;
deviating
from
rectitude
or duty; not just or
equitable;
not true; not
legal;
as, a wrong
practice;
wrong
ideas;
wrong
inclinations
and
desires..
Improbity
::
Improbity
(n.) Lack of
probity;
want of
integrity
or
rectitude;
dishonesty.
Wrong
::
Wrong (a.)
Whatever
deviates
from moral
rectitude;
usually,
an act that
involves
evil
consequences,
as one which
inflicts
injury
on a
person;
any
injury
done to, or
received
from;
another;
a
trespass;
a
violation
of
right..
Iniquity
::
Iniquity
(n.)
Absence
of, or
deviation
from, just
dealing;
want of
rectitude
or
uprightness;
gross
injustice;
unrighteousness;
wickedness;
as, the
iniquity
of
bribery;
the
iniquity
of an
unjust
judge..
Expediency
::
Expediency
(n.) The
quality
of being
expedient
or
advantageous;
fitness
or
suitableness
to
effect
a
purpose
intended;
adaptedness
to
self-interest;
desirableness;
advantage;
advisability;
--
sometimes
contradistinguished
from moral
rectitude.
Aberration
::
Aberration
(n.) The act of
wandering;
deviation,
especially
from truth or moral
rectitude,
from the
natural
state,
or from a
type..
Trespass
::
Trespass
(v. i.) To
commit
any
offense,
or to do any act that
injures
or
annoys
another;
to
violate
any rule of
rectitude,
to the
injury
of
another;
hence,
in a moral
sense,
to
transgress
voluntarily
any
divine
law or
command;
to
violate
any known rule of duty; to sin; -- often
followed
by
against..
Stand
::
Stand (n.) To
adhere
to fixed
principles;
to
maintain
moral
rectitude;
to keep from
falling
into error or vice.
Crookedness
::
Crookedness
(n.) The
condition
or
quality
of being
crooked;
hence,
deformity
of body or of mind;
deviation
from moral
rectitude;
perverseness..
Integrity
::
Integrity
(n.) Moral
soundness;
honesty;
freedom
from
corrupting
influence
or
motive;
-- used
especially
with
reference
to the
fulfillment
of
contracts,
the
discharge
of
agencies,
trusts,
and the like;
uprightness;
rectitude..
Profligate
::
Profligate
(a.)
Broken
down in
respect
of
rectitude,
principle,
virtue,
or
decency;
openly
and
shamelessly
immoral
or
vicious;
dissolute;
as,
profligate
man or
wretch..
Rectitude
::
Rectitude
(n.)
Rightness
of
principle
or
practice;
exact
conformity
to
truth,
or to the rules
prescribed
for moral
conduct,
either
by
divine
or human laws;
uprightness
of mind;
uprightness;
integrity;
honesty;
justice..
Upright
::
Upright
(a.)
Morally
erect;
having
rectitude;
honest;
just; as, a man
upright
in all his
ways..
Utilitarianism
::
Utilitarianism
(n.) The
doctrine
that
utility
is the sole
standard
of
morality,
so that the
rectitude
of an
action
is
determined
by its
usefulness..
Seduce
::
Seduce
(v. t.) To draw aside from the path of
rectitude
and duty in any
manner;
to
entice
to evil; to lead
astray;
to tempt and lead to
iniquity;
to
corrupt.
Honorableness
::
Honorableness
(n.)
Conformity
to the
principles
of
honor,
probity,
or moral
rectitude;
fairness;
uprightness;
reputableness..
Tortuous
::
Tortuous
(a.) Fig.:
Deviating
from
rectitude;
indirect;
erroneous;
deceitful.
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