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Meanings of highly principled in English

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Usage of highly principled in English
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On TV, though, a team of highly principled progressives operated the levers of TV government.
Reuters
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She's highly principled and that is out of the ordinary. Whose side are you on?
The Guardian
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I didn't think Bian was dishonest; to the contrary, I was sure she was highly principled.
Man in the Middle
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Mrs. Mackenzie thought herself a most highly principled woman, Mrs. Newcome had also a great opinion of her.
The Newcomes: Memoirs of a Most Respectable Family
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I suppose we both looked surprised by that revelation, because she explained, My husband was highly principled, Mr. Drummond.
The President's Assassin
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Harry Burkhardt, chair of the Ngāti Kuri Trust Board, said Charlie was highly principled and always put his people first.
Radio NZ
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It's a lofty, noble, highly principled ideal, Reithian in its desire to use broadcasting to enlighten and educate the public.
The Irish Times
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She was highly principled.
Swamp Bones
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The story involves a highly principled mayor of New York City, a moralistic and somewhat naive deputy mayor, and a deal-making boss.
The new yorker
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'I like your feelings, Guy; I can say nothing against it, but that I am much afraid your uncle is not highly principled.'
The Heir of Redclyffe
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