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Meanings of moral in English
Concerned with principles of right and wrong or conforming to standards of behavior and character based on those principles.
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Usage of moral in English
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In this way only can France recover the moral leadership of Europe.
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Let us therefore set the creature free, thus demonstrating our moral superiority.
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Schell makes a good case for moral progress in his new book.
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Our message today was there's no moral victories, come back to work.
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It was the moral imperative: Someone Is In Pain: Therefore You Help.
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Two courses are open in times of moral crisis in the family.
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Although collective responsibility tends to lower moral standards, military people are human.
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Nikki almost let slip the truth and said, For the moral support.
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When that day comes, society will begin facing a difficult moral choice.
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It destroys your moral power abroad; it corrupts your politicians at home.
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There is a moral responsibility on the Government to vindicate that position.
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He had a strong moral compass and let others know his opinion.
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The practice of scapegoating contradicts the whole moral principle of personal responsibility.
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In Free State Ireland, the moral guardians weren't having any of it.
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Still, there were reasons-goodones-forviolating the modern moral code against secrecy.
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Scene after scene, new details are added that changes the moral perspective.
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