English to English Dictionary

Moral

A lesson or principle concerning right and wrong behavior.

Moral Commerce

The practice of conducting business in a manner that is ethical and socially responsible.

Moral Compass

An internalized set of values and principles that guide a person's decisions and actions.

Moral Fiber

The inner strength or resolve that enables a person to act ethically and uphold their principles.

Moral Rectitude

The quality of being morally correct and honorable.

Moral ambiguity

The lack of clarity or certainty regarding whether an action, decision, or character is ethically right or wrong.

Moral decay

The progressive decline or deterioration of ethical standards, core values, and virtuous behavior within a society or individual.

Moral fibre

Strength of character, integrity, and the ability to act rightly and courageously under pressure.

Moral quandary

A difficult situation in which an individual is faced with conflicting ethical choices or obligations, making a clear right decision hard to determine.

Moral-failure

A serious transgression against established ethical codes, principles, or societal norms of right and wrong.

Morale

The confidence, enthusiasm, and discipline of a person or group at a particular time.

Moralism

A practice, habit, or principle of treating moral questions with excessive or rigid strictness.