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The character or fundamental values of a person, people, culture, or movement
The character or fundamental values of a person, people, culture, or movement
The quality of being morally upright
A person's moral sense of right and wrong that guides their behavior
The way in which one conducts themselves relative to social norms
A set of conventions or moral principles governing behavior in a particular sphere
Plural for a lesson that can be derived from a story or experience
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Noun
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The character or fundamental values of a person, people, culture, or movement
principles
morality
ethics
integrity
standards
ideals
beliefs
mores
ethos
manners
ethic
conduct
norms
scruples
habits
customs
behaviour
UK
behavior
US
policies
dogmas
personal principles
rules of conduct
values
credo
philosophy
moral code
moral philosophy
moral values
moral standards
virtues
creed
code
tenets
moral principles
code of behavior
US
moral beliefs
code of behaviour
UK
value-system
ethical values
belief
conventions
doctrine
ideas
canon
dogma
ideology
convictions
rules
canons
view
conviction
position
opinions
code of conduct
ethical codes
code of ethics
moral law
standards of behavior
tikanga
ethicality
cardinal virtues
axioms
maxims
moral principle
attitude
guidelines
standards of behaviour
moral codes
ethe
moral philosophies
virtue
moral
norm
axiom
character
rule of living
code of honor
code of honour
moral belief
thesis
articles of faith
testament
system
theory
teaching
opinion
culture
world view
persuasion
gospel
credence
line
Weltanschauung
outlook
principles of behaviour
set of values
ethical code
principles of right and wrong
practices
US
ways
traditions
proprieties
manner
form
praxis
procedures
usages
conscience
standard
honour
UK
decency
honor
US
way of life
basic virtues
custom and practice
practises
UK
established ways
etiquette
routines
codes
protocol
patterns
way of doing things
traditional customs
preeminent virtues
natural virtues
formalities
social conduct
rites
rituals
ideal
convention
criteria
practice
goodness
honesty
imperative
conventionalities
value
nature
moral stand
rights and wrongs
dictates of conscience
natural law
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“I reserve the right to refuse readings against my ethics as a reader and my
morals
as a human being.”
Noun
▲
The character or fundamental values of a person, people, culture, or movement
ethos
character
morality
ethics
ethic
standards
principles
temper
feeling
norms
mood
attitude
disposition
tenor
code
tenet
philosophy
essence
spirit
beliefs
flavor
US
flavour
UK
mindset
quintessence
habits
mind
rationale
attitudes
culture
ideology
mentality
psyche
psychology
traits
values
moral code
moral belief
prevailing tendency
dominating characteristic
animating principle
motivating force
ethicalness
moral philosophy
good morals
code of conduct
humour
UK
humor
US
state of mind
frame of mind
quality
nature
heart
morale
tone
feelings
fettle
spirits
mental state
emotional state
approach
temperament
sentiment
make-up
thinking
personality
outlook
leaning
position
complexion
stance
thought
idea
atmosphere
substance
point of view
way of thinking
cast of mind
turn of mind
way of looking at it
tendency
feather
feel
mode
meaning
sense
intention
core
purpose
soul
climate
cheer
standard
vibe
principle
lifeblood
ambience
belief
gist
purport
intent
timbre
fundamental nature
more ❯
Noun
▲
The quality of being morally upright
honesty
integrity
righteousness
uprightness
morality
goodness
honour
UK
decency
virtue
honor
US
rectitude
probity
fairness
rightness
equity
principle
justness
principles
ethics
character
virtuousness
honourableness
worthiness
nobility
incorruptibility
scrupulousness
faithfulness
evenhandedness
trustworthiness
upstandingness
conscientiousness
loyalty
fidelity
reputability
right
impeccability
straightness
trustiness
high-mindedness
right-mindedness
high principles
self-respect
moral correctness
moral integrity
proper conduct
purity
incorruption
incorruptness
truthfulness
justice
honestness
noble-mindedness
chastity
reliability
dignity
courage
respect
propriety
prestige
godliness
saintliness
repute
innocence
modesty
scruples
worth
fair play
dependability
chivalry
standards
good name
conscience
graciousness
decorum
gentlemanliness
norms
reputation
verity
veracity
sincerity
candor
US
honorableness
forthrightness
good character
sportsmanship
truth
candour
UK
straightforwardness
legitimacy
reasonableness
rightfulness
good report
lawfulness
blamelessness
ethicalness
what is right
fair shake
rudiments
elements
credos
ethos
chasteness
manners
gentleness
conduct
good behavior
US
good behaviour
UK
basics
good habits
golden rules
ABCs
pride
ideals
values
credo
beliefs
morale
ego
self-importance
sensibilities
sense of duty
code of ethics
kaupapa
sense of honour
moral values
moral law
moral standards
self-love
amour propre
self-esteem
amour-propre
self-worth
self-regard
respectability
impartiality
genuineness
frankness
correctness
openness
ethicality
excellence
equitableness
merit
irreproachableness
moral fibre
UK
nobleness
moral fiber
US
objectivity
detachment
magnanimity
objectiveness
good
disinterestedness
disinterest
nonpartisanship
lack of corruption
good faith
constancy
honourability
greatness
superiority
exactitude
artlessness
soundness
pureness
fair-mindedness
authenticity
square deal
sinlessness
fortitude
credibility
civility
candidness
guiltlessness
charity
moderation
open-mindedness
duty
guilelessness
dedication
neutrality
dispassion
sublimity
piety
responsibility
bluntness
confidence
dispassionateness
firmness of purpose
faith
neutralism
consideration
trueness
gallantry
actuality
moral virtue
backbone
resolution
resolve
lack of deceit
impartialness
nobility of soul
nobility of spirit
spotlessness
tolerance
pluck
courtesy
humanity
seemliness
charitableness
suitability
rationality
due
grit
guts
mettle
reverence
give and take
strength
gentility
devotion
legality
quality
accuracy
generosity
gentry
illustriousness
exaltation
ennoblement
elevation
glorification
irreproachability
strength of character
class
meritoriousness
faultlessness
cleanliness
allegiance
professionalism
ideal
properness
ethic
stainlessness
fealty
commitment
immaculateness
seriousness
spirit
spunk
bona fides
moral strength
wholesomeness
will power
grittiness
staying power
steel
strength of mind
spine
veraciousness
veridicality
fiber
US
fibre
UK
real McCoy
toughness of spirit
Dunkirk spirit
intestinal fortitude
esteem
sense
veneration
regard
grace
directness
dutifulness
reason
plainness
outspokenness
concord
distinction
sublime
kindness
love
emancipation
enfranchisement
holiness
inculpability
moral excellence
moral rectitude
moral courage
reality
sanctitude
stateliness
loftiness
peerage
magnificence
grandeur
royalty
majesty
fact
good conscience
ingenuousness
equality
self-discipline
truism
obedience
verisimilitude
naturalness
value
gospel
straight and narrow
noblesse
deference
exactness
precision
wholeheartedness
bravery
homage
earnestness
word
unaffectedness
honest-to-god truth
straight stuff
like it is
singleness
goodwill
heart
sincereness
bonne foi
eminence
selflessness
honest intentions
good intentions
continence
celibacy
blue blood
high society
maidenhood
determination
gumption
abstinence
egalitarianism
balance
maidenhead
devotedness
sensibleness
immaculacy
parity
attachment
troth
even-handedness
substance
steadfastness
adherence
lack of bias
fastness
lack of prejudice
lack of bigotry
lack of discrimination
ardor
US
cherry
restraint
cleanness
maidhood
adhesion
virginity
staunchness
lack of sin
self-restraint
self-denial
lealty
monogamy
ardour
UK
true-heartedness
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Noun
▲
A person's moral sense of right and wrong that guides their behavior
conscience
morality
integrity
ethics
standards
principles
scruples
beliefs
creed
values
compunction
qualms
duty
squeam
superego
inner voice
voice within
moral sense
sense of right
small voice
right and wrong
sense of duty
sense of right and wrong
moral concern
code of honor
moral code
categorical imperative
inner guide
sense of obligation
voice inside your head
Noun
▲
The way in which one conducts themselves relative to social norms
behavior
US
actions
conduct
demeanor
US
action
acts
attitude
comportment
decorum
deeds
demeanour
UK
deportment
habits
manners
bearing
activities
address
delivery
gest
geste
dealings
convention
ethics
etiquette
expression
mien
code
course
form
guise
mannerisms
mode
practice
presence
propriety
savoir-faire
seemliness
speech
style
tact
talk
taste
tenue
tone
social graces
what's done
way of life
behaviour
UK
manner
carriage
appearance
air
aspect
look
cast
ways
way
personality
stance
posture
custom
habit
mannerism
performance
way of behaving
character
idiosyncrasy
port
disposition
figure
peculiarity
temperament
way of carrying oneself
way of holding oneself
wont
procedure
rule
ritual
routine
approach
pattern
policy
set
dignity
nature
characteristic
exploits
practices
US
trait
countenance
bedside manner
way of acting
way of standing
practises
UK
engagements
movements
way of bearing oneself
fashion
use
way of conducting oneself
practise
pose
method
tack
usage
tradition
praxis
mores
modus operandi
tikanga
decisions
handling of matters
antics
customs
doings
persona
tenor
feel
affectation
temper
image
social behaviour
portance
front
poise
rapport
relationship
social habit
performances
gests
garb
regard
dress
outside
ease
attribute
oddity
habitude
trick
contortion
seeming
facial expression
physiognomy
visage
mug
propensity
proneness
tendency
aptness
consuetude
second nature
modus vivendi
groove
dignified demeanour
dignified air
dignified bearing
ilk
gait
spirit
quirk
capers
quality
thing
description
way one is
protocol
tenet
ceremony
system
formality
matter of course
norm
way of doing things
conventionalism
design
rules
decency
how
solemnity
ceremonial
rite
formula
observance
social practice
proprieties
tactics
recipe
technique
regimen
strategy
methodology
precept
canon
convenance
proceeding
by the book
kawa
channels
do's and don'ts
setup
by the numbers
right practice
law
ropes
set formula
process
done thing
regulation
more ❯
Noun
▲
A set of conventions or moral principles governing behavior in a particular sphere
code
protocol
decorum
rules
manners
proprieties
politesse
custom
etiquette
convention
form
tradition
practice
habit
maxim
way
principles
ethics
heritage
morality
system
discipline
method
accepted behaviour
rules of conduct
thing to do
code of conduct
social graces
proper behavior
acceptable behaviour
rules of behaviour
p's and q's
social norm
set of customs
set of principles
set of standards
moral principles
propriety
formalities
customs
punctilio
code of behavior
US
code of behaviour
UK
mores
procedure
courtesy
conventions
civilities
conventionalities
courtesies
good form
done thing
usage
conventionality
formality
tikanga
kawa
ritual
civility
couth
dignity
modus operandi
ceremony
best practice
politeness
manner
procedures
niceties
regulations
rule
conformity
bureaucracy
decency
paperwork
amenities
deportment
punctilios
norm
suavities
seemliness
official procedure
rules and regulations
prescription
good manners
red tape
rubric
praxis
principle
polite behaviour
customary behaviour
proper behaviour
good behaviour
UK
good behavior
US
canon
fashion
precept
ceremonial
moeurs
routine
policy
wont
pattern
mode
rite
formula
regulation
observance
style
habitude
practise
use
standard
law
ordinance
institution
process
conventionalism
trick
unwritten law
behaviour
UK
second nature
behavior
US
normality
normalcy
way of doing things
technique
strategy
tack
tendency
consuetude
prescript
order of things
guidelines
convenance
conduct
culture
proceeding
established way
model
matter of course
social convention
decree
plan
order
edict
statute
doctrine
course
mould
UK
recipe
tenet
dictate
precedent
propensity
how
approach
regimen
methodology
proneness
disposition
guideline
mold
US
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rote
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nature
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utility
good habits
command
preference
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attribute
mannerism
laws
direction
usual procedure
decretum
oddity
peculiarity
temperament
belief
historical convention
aptness
solemnity
social practice
tactics
instruction
past
history
background
dictates
directive
birthright
wisdom
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ethic
agreement
modus vivendi
mandate
folkways
shibboleth
customariness
vogue
breeding
channels
ropes
institute
dogma
polish
established practice
oral history
type
observation
right practice
set formula
dictum
elegance
literary device
example
kaupapa
sacred cow
by the book
by the numbers
repetition
drill
long history
do's and don'ts
proclivity
penchant
bent
assuetude
diplomatic code
standard procedure
social code
social procedures
carriage
demeanor
US
comportment
mien
bearing
set
rut
demeanour
UK
good breeding
acceptable conduct
correct behaviour
literary technique
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officialism
academism
political correctness
formal gesture
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lines
case
instance
social construct
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cultural norms
social norms
routine practice
typical case
normal procedure
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Plural for a lesson that can be derived from a story or experience
lessons
messages
meanings
points
significance
adages
maxims
precepts
substances
teaching
essence
import
moralism
sayings
sermons
signification
themes
thrust
truisms
aphorisms
apophthegms
connotations
dicta
drift
epigrams
implication
inference
mottos
proverbs
rules
saws
sense
anecdotes
axioms
gnomai
ideas
subtexts
“The
moral
of the story is that it is only acceptable to do as he says, not as he does.”
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