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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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Precise
::
Precise
(a.)
Having
determinate
limitations;
exactly
or
sharply
defined
or
stated;
definite;
exact;
nice; not vague or
equivocal;
as,
precise
rules of
morality..
Asperity
::
Asperity
(n.) Moral
roughness;
roughness
of
manner;
severity;
crabbedness;
harshness;
--
opposed
to
mildness.
Rightfulness
::
Rightfulness
(n.) Moral
rectitude;
righteousness.
Irregular
::
Irregular
(a.) Not
regular;
not
conforming
to a law,
method,
or usage
recognized
as the
general
rule; not
according
to
common
form; not
conformable
to
nature,
to the rules of moral
rectitude,
or to
established
principles;
not
normal;
unnatural;
immethodical;
unsymmetrical;
erratic;
no
straight;
not
uniform;
as, an
irregular
line; an
irregular
figure;
an
irregular
verse;
an
irregular
physician;
an
irregular
proceeding;
irregular
motion;
irregular
conduct,
etc. Cf.
Regular..
Transgress
::
Transgress
(v. t.)
Hence,
to
overpass,
as any
prescribed
as the /imit of duty; to break or
violate,
as a law, civil or
moral..
Lawless
::
Lawless
(a.) Not
subject
to, or
restrained
by, the law of
morality
or of
society;
as,
lawless
men or
behavior..
Far
::
Far (a.)
Remote
in
affection
or
obedience;
at a
distance,
morally
or
spiritually;
t
enmity
with;
alienated..
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..
Must
::
Must (v. i. /
auxiliary)
To be
obliged;
to be
necessitated;
--
expressing
either
physical
or moral
necessity;
as, a man must eat for
nourishment;
we must
submit
to the
laws..
Moral
::
Moral (n.) The inner
meaning
or
significance
of a
fable,
a
narrative,
an
occurrence,
an
experience,
etc.; the
practical
lesson
which
anything
is
designed
or
fitted
to
teach;
the
doctrine
meant to be
inculcated
by a
fiction;
a
maxim..
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..
Towards
::
Towards
(prep.)
With
direction
to, in a moral
sense;
with
respect
or
reference
to;
regarding;
concerning..
Dark
::
Dark (a.)
Destitute
of
knowledge
and
culture;
in moral or
intellectual
darkness;
unrefined;
ignorant.
Precent
::
Precent
(n.) Any
commandment,
instruction,
or order
intended
as an
authoritative
rule of
action;
esp., a
command
respecting
moral
conduct;
an
injunction;
a
rule..
Lost
::
Lost (v. t.)
Ruined
or
destroyed,
either
physically
or
morally;
past help or hope; as, a ship lost at sea; a woman lost to
virtue;
a lost
soul..
Estimate
::
Estimate
(v. t.) To judge and form an
opinion
of the value of, from
imperfect
data, --
either
the
extrinsic
(money),
or
intrinsic
(moral),
value;
to fix the worth of
roughly
or in a
general
way; as, to
estimate
the value of goods or land; to
estimate
the worth or
talents
of a
person..
Incapable
::
Incapable
(a.) Not
capable
of being
brought
to do or
perform,
because
morally
strong
or well
disposed;
-- used with
reference
to some evil; as,
incapable
of
wrong,
dishonesty,
or
falsehood..
Morality
::
Morality
(n.)
Intent;
meaning;
moral.
Crookedness
::
Crookedness
(n.) The
condition
or
quality
of being
crooked;
hence,
deformity
of body or of mind;
deviation
from moral
rectitude;
perverseness..
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..
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