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Definition of moral
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Moral (a.)
Capable
of right and wrong
action
or of being
governed
by a sense of
right;
subject
to the law of duty.
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Wrong
::
Wrong (a.)
Nonconformity
or
disobedience
to
lawful
authority,
divine
or
human;
deviation
from duty; -- the
opposite
of moral
right..
Must
::
Must (v. i. /
auxiliary)
To be
morally
required;
to be
necessary
or
essential
to a
certain
quality,
character,
end, or
result;
as, he must
reconsider
the
matter;
he must have been
insane..
Dissolute
::
Dissolute
(a.)
Loosed
from
restraint;
esp., loose in
morals
and
conduct;
recklessly
abandoned
to
sensual
pleasures;
profligate;
wanton;
lewd;
debauched..
Virus
::
Virus (v. i.) Fig.: Any
morbid
corrupting
quality
in
intellectual
or moral
conditions;
something
that
poisons
the mind or the soul; as, the virus of
obscene
books..
Homily
::
Homily
(n.) A
serious
or
tedious
exhortation
in
private
on some moral
point,
or on the
conduct
of
life..
Syncretism
::
Syncretic
(a.)
Uniting
and
blending
together
different
systems,
as of
philosophy,
morals,
or
religion..
Aberration
::
Aberration
(n.) The act of
wandering;
deviation,
especially
from truth or moral
rectitude,
from the
natural
state,
or from a
type..
Odfend
::
Odfend
(v. i.) To
transgress
the moral or
divine
law; to
commit
a
crime;
to
stumble;
to sin.
Moralist
::
Moralist
(n.) One who
practices
moral
duties;
a
person
who lives in
conformity
with moral
rules;
one of
correct
deportment
and
dealings
with his
fellow-creatures;
--
sometimes
used in
contradistinction
to one whose life is
controlled
by
religious
motives.
Disgust
::
Disgust
(v. t.) To
provoke
disgust
or
strong
distaste
in; to cause (any one)
loathing,
as of the
stomach;
to
excite
aversion
in; to
offend
the moral taste of; -- often with at, with, or by..
Morally
::
Morally
(adv.)
According
to moral
rules;
virtuously.
Moralization
::
Moralization
(n.)
Explanation
in a moral
sense.
Reclaim
::
Reclaim
(v. t.) To call back to
rectitude
from moral
wandering
or
transgression;
to draw back to
correct
deportment
or
course
of life; to
reform.
Corrupter
::
Corrupter
(n.) One who
corrupts;
one who
vitiates
or
taints;
as, a
corrupter
of
morals..
Edify
::
Edify (v. i.) To
instruct
and
improve,
especially
in moral and
religious
knowledge;
to
teach..
Audacity
::
Audacity
(n.)
Reckless
daring;
presumptuous
impudence;
--
implying
a
contempt
of law or moral
restraints.
Incorruptible
::
Incorruptible
(a.)
Incapable
of being
bribed
or
morally
corrupted;
inflexibly
just and
upright.
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..
Well
::
Well (a.) Good in
condition
or
circumstances;
desirable,
either
in a
natural
or moral
sense;
fortunate;
convenient;
advantageous;
happy;
as, it is well for the
country
that the crops did not fail; it is well that the
mistake
was
discovered..
Pollute
::
Pollute
(v. t.) To make foul,
impure,
or
unclean;
to
defile;
to
taint;
to soil; to
desecrate;
-- used of
physical
or moral
defilement..
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