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Definition of moral
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of moral is as below...
Moral (a.)
Conformed
to
accepted
rules of
right;
acting
in
conformity
with such
rules;
virtuous;
just; as, a moral man. Used
sometimes
in
distinction
from
religious;
as, a moral
rather
than a
religious
life..
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Worse
::
Worse
(compar.)
Bad, ill, evil, or
corrupt,
in a
greater
degree;
more bad or evil; less good;
specifically,
in
poorer
health;
more sick; -- used both in a
physical
and moral
sense..
Ability
::
Ability
(n.) The
quality
or state of being able; power to
perform,
whether
physical,
moral,
intellectual,
conventional,
or
legal;
capacity;
skill or
competence
in
doing;
sufficiency
of
strength,
skill,
resources,
etc.; -- in the
plural,
faculty,
talent..
Didactical
::
Didactical
(a.)
Fitted
or
intended
to
teach;
conveying
instruction;
preceptive;
instructive;
teaching
some moral
lesson;
as,
didactic
essays..
Sin
::
Sin (n.)
Transgression
of the law of God;
disobedience
of the
divine
command;
any
violation
of God's will,
either
in
purpose
or
conduct;
moral
deficiency
in the
character;
iniquity;
as, sins of
omission
and sins of
commission..
Spiritualize
::
Spiritualize
(v. t.) To
refine
intellectiually
or
morally;
to
purify
from the
corrupting
influence
of the
world;
to give a
spiritual
character
or
tendency
to; as, to
spiritualize
soul..
Autonomy
::
Autonomy
(n.) The
sovereignty
of
reason
in the
sphere
of
morals;
or man's
power,
as
possessed
of
reason,
to give law to
himself.
In this,
according
to Kant,
consist
the true
nature
and only
possible
proof of
liberty..
Moral
::
Moral (a.)
Serving
to teach or
convey
a
moral;
as, a moral
lesson;
moral
tales..
Person
::
Person
(n.) A
living,
self-conscious
being,
as
distinct
from an
animal
or a
thing;
a moral
agent;
a human
being;
a man,
woman,
or
child..
Infidelity
::
Infidelity
(n.)
Breach
of
trust;
unfaithfulness
to a
charge,
or to moral
obligation;
treachery;
deceit;
as, the
infidelity
of a
servant..
Upright
::
Upright
(a.)
Morally
erect;
having
rectitude;
honest;
just; as, a man
upright
in all his
ways..
Incapable
::
Incapable
(n.) One who is
morally
or
mentally
weak or
inefficient;
an
imbecile;
a
simpleton.
Edification
::
Edification
(n.) The act of
edifying,
or the state of being
edified;
a
building
up,
especially
in a moral or
spiritual
sense;
moral,
intellectual,
or
spiritual
improvement;
instruction..
Sway
::
Sway (v. i.) To
influence
or
direct
by power and
authority;
by
persuasion,
or by moral
force;
to rule; to
govern;
to
guide..
Incapable
::
Incapable
(a.)
Wanting
in
ability
or
qualification
for the
purpose
or end in view; not large
enough
to
contain
or hold;
deficient
in
physical
strength,
mental
or moral
power,
etc.; not
capable;
as,
incapable
of
holding
a
certain
quantity
of
liquid;
incapable
of
endurance,
of
comprehension,
of
perseverance,
of
reform,
etc..
Due
::
Due (n.) That which is owed; debt; that which one
contracts
to pay, or do, to or for
another;
that which
belongs
or may be
claimed
as a
right;
whatever
custom,
law, or
morality
requires
to be done; a fee; a
toll..
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..
Wicked
::
Wicked
(a.) Evil in
principle
or
practice;
deviating
from
morality;
contrary
to the moral or
divine
law;
addicted
to vice or sin;
sinful;
immoral;
profligate;
-- said of
persons
and
things;
as, a
wicked
king; a
wicked
woman;
a
wicked
deed;
wicked
designs..
Honorableness
::
Honorableness
(n.)
Conformity
to the
principles
of
honor,
probity,
or moral
rectitude;
fairness;
uprightness;
reputableness..
Disease
::
Disease
(n.) An
alteration
in the state of the body or of some of its
organs,
interrupting
or
disturbing
the
performance
of the vital
functions,
and
causing
or
threatening
pain and
weakness;
malady;
affection;
illness;
sickness;
disorder;
--
applied
figuratively
to the mind, to the moral
character
and
habits,
to
institutions,
the
state,
etc..
Corruption
::
Corruption
(n.) The act of
corrupting
or of
impairing
integrity,
virtue,
or moral
principle;
the state of being
corrupted
or
debased;
loss of
purity
or
integrity;
depravity;
wickedness;
impurity;
bribery..
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