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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.)
Acting
upon or
through
one's moral
nature
or sense of
right,
or
suited
to act in such a
manner;
as, a moral
arguments;
moral
considerations.
Sometimes
opposed
to
material
and
physical;
as, moral
pressure
or
support..
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Precise
::
Precise
(a.)
Having
determinate
limitations;
exactly
or
sharply
defined
or
stated;
definite;
exact;
nice; not vague or
equivocal;
as,
precise
rules of
morality..
Crookedness
::
Crookedness
(n.) The
condition
or
quality
of being
crooked;
hence,
deformity
of body or of mind;
deviation
from moral
rectitude;
perverseness..
Distort
::
Distort
(v. t.) To force or put out of the true
posture
or
direction;
to twist aside
mentally
or
morally.
Profligacy
::
Profligacy
(a.) The
quality
of state of being
profligate;
a
profligate
or very
vicious
course
of life; a state of being
abandoned
in moral
principle
and in vice;
dissoluteness.
Moral
::
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..
Scandalize
::
Scandalize
(v. t.) To
offend
the
feelings
or the
conscience
of (a
person)
by some
action
which is
considered
immoral
or
criminal;
to bring
shame,
disgrace,
or
reproach
upon..
Rescript
::
Rescript
(v. t.) The
official
written
answer
of the pope upon a
question
of canon law, or
morals..
Liberal
::
Liberal
(a.) Free to
excess;
regardless
of law or moral
restraint;
licentious.
Authority
::
Authority
(n.) The power
derived
from
opinion,
respect,
or
esteem;
influence
of
character,
office,
or
station,
or
mental
or moral
superiority,
and the like; claim to be
believed
or
obeyed;
as, an
historian
of no
authority;
a
magistrate
of great
authority..
Defilement
::
Defilement
(n.) The act of
defiling,
or state of being
defiled,
whether
physically
or
morally;
pollution;
foulness;
dirtiness;
uncleanness..
Immorality
::
Immorality
(n.) An
immoral
act or
practice.
Admire
::
Admire
(v. t.) To
regard
with
wonder
and
delight;
to look upon with an
elevated
feeling
of
pleasure,
as
something
which calls out
approbation,
esteem,
love, or
reverence;
to
estimate
or prize
highly;
as, to
admire
a
person
of high moral
worth,
to
admire
a
landscape..
Material
::
Material
(a.)
Hence:
Pertaining
to, or
affecting,
the
physical
nature
of man, as
distinguished
from the
mental
or moral
nature;
relating
to the
bodily
wants,
interests,
and
comforts..
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..
Moralize
::
Moralize
(v. i.) To make moral
reflections;
to
regard
acts and
events
as
involving
a
moral.
Vice
::
Vice (n.) The
buffoon
of the old
English
moralities,
or moral
dramas,
having
the name
sometimes
of one vice,
sometimes
of
another,
or of Vice
itself;
--
called
also
Iniquity..
Blemish
::
Blemish
(n.) Any mark of
deformity
or
injury,
whether
physical
or
moral;
anything
that
diminishes
beauty,
or
renders
imperfect
that which is
otherwise
well
formed;
that which
impairs
reputation..
Unite
::
Unite (v. t.)
Hence,
to join by a legal or moral bond, as
families
by
marriage,
nations
by
treaty,
men by
opinions;
to join in
interest,
affection,
fellowship,
or the like; to cause to
agree;
to
harmonize;
to
associate;
to
attach..
Balmoral
::
Balmoral
(n.) A long
woolen
petticoat,
worn
immediately
under the
dress..
Morality
::
Morality
(n.) The
doctrines
or rules of moral
duties,
or the
duties
of men in their
social
character;
ethics..
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