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Definition of virtue
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Virtue
(n.)
Excellence;
value;
merit;
meritoriousness;
worth.
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Titulary
::
Titulary
(n.) A
person
invested
with a
title,
in
virtue
of which he holds an
office
or
benefice,
whether
he
performs
the
duties
of it or not..
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..
Declension
::
Declension
(n.) A
falling
off
towards
a worse
state;
a
downward
tendency;
deterioration;
decay;
as, the
declension
of
virtue,
of
science,
of a
state,
etc..
Ex Officio
::
Ex
officio
() From
office;
by
virtue,
or as a
consequence,
of an
office;
officially..
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..
Nourish
::
Nourish
(v. t.) To
supply
the means of
support
and
increase
to; to
encourage;
to
foster;
as, to
nourish
rebellion;
to
nourish
the
virtues..
Electrical
::
Electrical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
electricity;
consisting
of,
containing,
derived
from, or
produced
by,
electricity;
as,
electric
power or
virtue;
an
electric
jar;
electric
effects;
an
electric
spark..
Polarity
::
Polarity
(n.) That
quality
or
condition
of a body in
virtue
of which it
exhibits
opposite,
or
contrasted,
properties
or
powers,
in
opposite,
or
contrasted,
parts or
directions;
or a
condition
giving
rise to a
contrast
of
properties
corresponding
to a
contrast
of
positions,
as, for
example,
attraction
and
repulsion
in the
opposite
parts of a
magnet,
the
dissimilar
phenomena
corresponding
to the
different
sides of a
polarized
ray of
light,
etc..
Virtue
::
Virtue
(n.)
Excellence;
value;
merit;
meritoriousness;
worth.
Inclined
::
Inclined
(p. p. & a.)
Having
a
leaning
or
tendency
towards,
or away from, a
thing;
disposed
or moved by wish,
desire,
or
judgment;
as, a man
inclined
to
virtue..
Attempt
::
Attempt
(v. t.) To try to win,
subdue,
or
overcome;
as, one who
attempts
the
virtue
of a
woman..
Virtuate
::
Virtuate
(v. t.) To make
efficacious;
to give
virtue
of
efficacy.
Extreme
::
Extreme
(n.)
Utmost
limit or
degree
that is
supposable
or
tolerable;
hence,
furthest
degree;
any undue
departure
from the mean; -- often in the
plural:
things
at an
extreme
distance
from each
other,
the most
widely
different
states,
etc.; as,
extremes
of heat and cold, of
virtue
and vice;
extremes
meet..
Probity
::
Probity
(n.) Tried
virtue
or
integrity;
approved
moral
excellence;
honesty;
rectitude;
uprightness.
Bounty
::
Bounty
(n.)
Goodness,
kindness;
virtue;
worth..
Default
::
Default
(n.)
Fault;
offense;
ill deed; wrong act;
failure
in
virtue
or
wisdom.
Virtue
::
Virtue
(n.)
Energy
or
influence
operating
without
contact
of the
material
or
sensible
substance.
Prudish
::
Prudish
(a.) Like a
prude;
very
formal,
precise,
or
reserved;
affectedly
severe
in
virtue;
as, a
prudish
woman;
prudish
manners..
Frail
::
Frail
(superl)
Liable
to fall from
virtue
or be led into sin; not
strong
against
temptation;
weak in
resolution;
also,
unchaste;
-- often
applied
to
fallen
women..
Percolation
::
Percolation
(n.) The act or
process
of
percolating,
or
filtering;
filtration;
straining.
Specifically
(Pharm.),
the
process
of
exhausting
the
virtues
of a
powdered
drug by
letting
a
liquid
filter
slowly
through
it..
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