Best 112 synonyms for moral - Thesaurus

The best 112 synonyms for moral, including: righteous, honorable, principled, correct, good, decent, ethical, unscrupulous, dutiful, just, didactic and more ... HomeThesaurus Moral Moralsynonymsmôr'əl,mŏr'- Filters  (0) Meanings Synonyms Sentences Sortingby Votes VotesRelevanceA-ZZ-ACategory: mostcommon Unique synonym antonym related Partofspeech: modifier adjective noun verb righteousActinginajust,uprightmanner;doingwhatisright;virtuous156honorableConsistentwithhonororgoodname:135principledHavingprinciples,asofconduct136correctConformingtofactorlogic;true,accurate,right,orfreefromerrors136good(Especiallywhencapitalized)Holy.106decentFairlygood;acceptable;satisfactory:106ethicalTenetsofareligioncanalsobeconsideredtobeacodeofethics.108 Advertisement unscrupulous(antonym)Withoutscruples;immoral.71dutifulCarefultofulfillobligations.60justFactuallyfair;right,correct;proper.61didactic(Medicine)Teachingfromtextbooksratherthanlaboratorydemonstrationandclinicalapplication.61high-mindedRefined,cultured,particularlycivilized.62exemplaryIdealorperfect.62scrupulousExtremelycarefultodothepreciselyright,proper,orcorrectthingineverylastdetail;mostpunctilious50 Advertisement right-mindedSane,clearthinking.50immoral(antonym)Contrarytoestablishedmoralprinciples.51innocent(related)Lacking,deprived,ordevoidofsomething:51accountableHavingaccountability(individualshaveaccountability);answerable.51properThedefinitionofproperisappropriateorobeyingmannersandstandards.52laudableWorthyofbeinglauded;praiseworthy;commendable;as,laudablemotives;laudableactions;laudableambition.41showingintegrityGoodorrightinconductorcharacter41 Advertisement nobleHavingorshowingqualitiesofhighmoralcharacter,suchascourage,generosity,orhonor:41moralisticOfmoralismormoralists41worthyHavingsufficientworth;deserving:31praiseworthyMeritingpraise;highlycommendable.31incorruptibleIncapableofbeingbribedormorallycorrupted;inflexiblyjustandupright.31upstandingStandingstraight;erect31seemlyOfpleasingappearance;handsome.31 Advertisement aboveboardAlternativeformofabove-board.31godlyOforfromGod;divine31virtuousThedefinitionofvirtuousissomeoneorsomethingwhoismoral.31chasteThedefinitionofchasteissomethingthatdoesnotinvolvesexualintercourseorsomeonewhodoesnotengageinsexualintercourse.31moralizingMoralizing31preachyThedefinitionofpreachyissomeonewholikestoexcessivelyteachmorallessons.31sermonizingMoralizing31 Advertisement monitoryGivingorcontainingmonition;admonishing31sanctimoniousCharacterizedbysanctimony:31holier-than-thouSanctimoniousorself-righteoustoanannoyingdegree;priggish31dishonest(antonym)Disposedtolie,cheat,defraud,ordeceive.31reliable(related)(Signalprocessing,ofacommunicationprotocol)Suchthateitherasentpacketwillreachitsdestination,evenifitrequiresretransmission,orthesenderwillbetoldthatitdidn't31upright(related)Honestandjust;honorable31admonishingGoodorrightinconductorcharacter31 Advertisement axiom(Philosophy)Aseeminglyself-evidentornecessarytruthwhichisbasedonassumption;aprincipleorpropositionwhichcannotactuallybeprovedordisproved.31allegoryThedefinitionofanallegoryisastoryinwhichpeople,thingsorhappeningshaveasymbolicmeaning.20dharmaTheessentialfunctionornatureofathing.20ethicThedefinitionofanethicisaruleofmoralbehavior.20ethics(Philosophy)Thestudyofprinciplesrelatingtorightandwrongconduct.20homilyThedefinitionofahomilyisareligioussermonorspeechthatisintendedtoprovidespiritualeducation,oranymorallessonsthatarebeingimparted,especiallywhenbeingimpartedortaughtinatediousway.20mottoAsentence,phrase,orword,prefixedtoanessay,discourse,chapter,canto,orthelike,suggestiveofitssubjectmatter;ashort,suggestiveexpressionofaguidingprinciple;amaxim.20 Advertisement piosityAnexaggerateddisplayofpiety.20morality(Uncountable)Recognitionofthedistinctionbetweengoodandevilorbetweenrightandwrong;respectforandobediencetotherulesofrightconduct;thementaldispositionorcharacteristicofbehavinginamannerintendedtoproducemorallygoodresults.20honestMarkedbyordisplayingintegrity;upright:21allegoricalOf,relatingto,orcontainingallegory21probableLikelytohappenortobetrue:21puritanicalExtremelyorexcessivelystrictinmattersofmoralsandreligion21responsibleThedefinitionofresponsibleisbeingthepersonthingthatcausedsomethingtohappen.21 Advertisement sabbatarianOftheSabbathanditsobservance21sermonicOforpertainingtosermons21tropologicalCharacterizedbytropes;variedbytropes;tropical.21pureContainingnothinginappropriateorextraneous:22lessonAsectionoftheBibleorotherreligioustextreadaspartofadivineservice.10maximAprecept;asuccinctstatementorobservationofaruleofconductormoralteaching.10messageThedefinitionofamessageisashortcommunicationsentfromonepersontoanotherorthecentralthemeorideaofacommunication.10 Advertisement moresTheacceptedtraditionalcustomsandusagesofaparticularsocialgroup.10bad(antonym)(Offood)Spoiled,rotten,overripe.10unethical(antonym)Notmorallyapprovable;morallybad;notethical.10licentious(antonym)Morallyunrestrained,esp.insexualactivity;lascivious10corrupt(antonym)Thedefinitionofcorruptisdishonestordeteriorated.10vile(antonym)Unpleasantorobjectionable:10evil(antonym)Characterizedbyangerorspite;malicious:10 Advertisement sinful(antonym)Containingorconsistinginsin;contrarytothewillofagod,goddess,godsand/orgoddesses.10amoral(antonym)Nottobejudgedbycriteriaofmorality;neithermoralnorimmoral10unprincipled(antonym)Lackingprinciplesormoralscruples;unscrupulous:10didacticalDidactic10rightInorintoasatisfactorystateorcondition:10rightfulHeldorownedbyjustorproperclaim:10elevatedMorallyorintellectuallysuperior.10Usedinplural:ethicAruleorhabitofconductwithregardtorightandwrongorabodyofsuchrulesandhabits.10ethicalityThestate,quality,ormannerofbeingethical.10teach(related)Teachingmorality10high(related)Havingapitchcorrespondingtoarelativelylargenumberofsound-wavecyclespersecond:10meaning(related)Asenseofimportanceorpurpose:10respectableOfmoderatelygoodquality:11truthfulConsistentlytellingthetruth;honest.11saintlyOf,relatingto,resembling,orbefittingasaint.11apologue(Rhetoric)useoffabletopersuadetheaudience11pointThedefinitionofapointisasharpendorpartofanargument.11proverbProverbsisabookoftheBiblethatcontainstruthsorwordsofwisdomfromSolomonandotherwiseIsraelis,orgeneralsayingswhichareconsideredwise.11rigorismStrictness(ininterpretingorenforcingarule)11truismAstatementthatisobviouslytrueorthatisoftenpresentedastrue:11zeitgeistThespiritoftheage;trendofthoughtandfeelinginaperiod11admonishToinformorremind,bywayofawarning11lectureTolectureisdefinedastodeliveraspeechortotalktosomeoneaboutwhyheorshewaswrong.11moralizeTothink,write,orspeakaboutmattersofrightandwrong,ofteninaself-righteousortediousway11sermonizeTopropagateone'smoralitywithspeech.11trustworthyWorthyoftrust;dependable;reliable12conscientiousConscientiousisdefinedasactinginawaythatisverythoroughandcareful.12rationality(related)00normative(related)00metaphysical(related)00egoism(related)00ideological(related)00religious(related)00human-nature(related)00relativism(related)00objectivity(related)00spiritual(related)00individualism(related)00philosophical(related)00rational(related)00belief(related)00doctrinal(related)00SynonymStudy Righteous impliesbeingmorallyblamelessorjustifiablerighteousanger Virtuous impliesamorallyexcellentcharacter,connotingintegrity,self-discipline,oroften,specif.,chastity Ethical impliesconformitywithanelaborated,idealcodeofmoralprinciples,sometimes,specif.,withthecodeofaparticularprofessionanethicallawyer Moral impliesconformitywithgenerallyacceptedstandardsofgoodnessorrightnessinconductorcharacter,sometimes,specif.,insexualconductamoralpersonFindanotherwordformoral.Inthispageyoucandiscover112synonyms,antonyms,idiomaticexpressions,andrelatedwordsformoral,like:righteous,honorable,principled,correct,good,decent,ethical,unscrupulous,dutiful,justanddidactic.Trendingtopics 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