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Definition of virtue
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Virtue
(n.)
Energy
or
influence
operating
without
contact
of the
material
or
sensible
substance.
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Cross
::
Cross (n.)
Affiction
regarded
as a test of
patience
or
virtue;
trial;
disappointment;
opposition;
misfortune.
Good
::
Good
(superl.)
Possessing
moral
excellence
or
virtue;
virtuous;
pious;
religious;
-- said of
persons
or
actions.
Converse
::
Converse
(n.) A
proposition
which
arises
from
interchanging
the terms of
another,
as by
putting
the
predicate
for the
subject,
and the
subject
for the
predicate;
as, no
virtue
is vice, no vice is
virtue..
Hypocrisy
::
Hypocrisy
(n.) The act or
practice
of a
hypocrite;
a
feigning
to be what one is not, or to feel what one does not feel; a
dissimulation,
or a
concealment
of one's real
character,
disposition,
or
motives;
especially,
the
assuming
of false
appearance
of
virtue
or
religion;
a
simulation
of
goodness..
Heir
::
Heir (n.) One who
receives
any
endowment
from an
ancestor
or
relation;
as, the heir of one's
reputation
or
virtues..
Sincerely
::
Sincerely
(adv.)
Honestly;
unfeignedly;
without
dissimulation;
as, to speak one's mind
sincerely;
to love
virtue
sincerely..
Attachment
::
Attachment
(n.) A
seizure
or
taking
into
custody
by
virtue
of a legal
process.
Soporific
::
Soporific
(a.)
Causing
sleep;
tending
to cause
sleep;
soporiferous;
as, the
soporific
virtues
of
opium..
Self-existence
::
Self-existence
(n.)
Inherent
existence;
existence
possessed
by
virtue
of a
being's
own
nature,
and
independent
of any other being or
cause;
-- an
attribute
peculiar
to God..
Simple
::
Simple
(a.) A
medicinal
plant;
-- so
called
because
each
vegetable
was
supposed
to
possess
its
particular
virtue,
and
therefore
to
constitute
a
simple
remedy..
Utilitarianism
::
Utilitarianism
(n.) The
doctrine
that
virtue
is
founded
in
utility,
or that
virtue
is
defined
and
enforced
by its
tendency
to
promote
the
highest
happiness
of the
universe..
Lapse
::
Lapse (v. i.) To slide or slip in moral
conduct;
to fail in duty; to fall from
virtue;
to
deviate
from
rectitude;
to
commit
a fault by
inadvertence
or
mistake.
Seminal
::
Seminal
(a.)
Contained
in seed;
holding
the
relation
of seed,
source,
or first
principle;
holding
the first place in a
series
of
developed
results
or
consequents;
germinal;
radical;
primary;
original;
as,
seminal
principles
of
generation;
seminal
virtue..
Ens
::
Ens (n.)
Something
supposed
to
condense
within
itself
all the
virtues
and
qualities
of a
substance
from which it is
extracted;
essence.
Quality
::
Quality
(n.) That which
makes,
or helps to make,
anything
such as it is;
anything
belonging
to a
subject,
or
predicable
of it;
distinguishing
property,
characteristic,
or
attribute;
peculiar
power,
capacity,
or
virtue;
distinctive
trait;
as, the tones of a flute
differ
from those of a
violin
in
quality;
the great
quality
of a
statesman..
Default
::
Default
(n.)
Fault;
offense;
ill deed; wrong act;
failure
in
virtue
or
wisdom.
Prudish
::
Prudish
(a.) Like a
prude;
very
formal,
precise,
or
reserved;
affectedly
severe
in
virtue;
as, a
prudish
woman;
prudish
manners..
Specific
::
Specific
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
species;
characterizing
or
constituting
a
species;
possessing
the
peculiar
property
or
properties
of a thing which
constitute
its
species,
and
distinguish
it from other
things;
as, the
specific
form of an
animal
or a
plant;
the
specific
qualities
of a drug; the
specific
distinction
between
virtue
and
vice..
Official
::
Official
(n.)
Derived
from the
proper
office
or
officer,
or from the
proper
authority;
made or
communicated
by
virtue
of
authority;
as, an
official
statement
or
report..
Officially
::
Officially
(adv.)
By the
proper
officer;
by
virtue
of the
proper
authority;
in
pursuance
of the
special
powers
vested
in an
officer
or
office;
as,
accounts
or
reports
officially
vertified
or
rendered;
letters
officially
communicated;
persons
officially
notified..
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