moral
નૈતિક
definition
noun
the moral of this story was that one must see the beauty in what one has
a lesson, especially one concerning what is right or prudent, that can be derived from a story, a piece of information, or an experience.
the corruption of public morals
a person's standards of behavior or beliefs concerning what is and is not acceptable for them to do.
adjective
the moral dimensions of medical intervention
concerned with the principles of right and wrong behavior and the goodness or badness of human character.
he prides himself on being a highly moral and ethical person
holding or manifesting high principles for proper conduct.
translation of 'moral'
નીતિસંબંધી,
નૈતિક,
નીતિવિષયક બોધ
adjective
ચરિત્રતા
example
The youths' values reflect a sense of 'moral' self which is communal and is connected to others.
The second tendency is for societies to erect 'moral' codes, which often frown on behaviour encoded by our selfish genes.
Probably, the sense of 'moral' superiority and entrenched bureaucratic power is similar at both locations.
We can then make objective judgments about 'moral' progress and decline, with respect to that good.
Ms. Colombo said opponents of implants were u2018making a 'moral' judgment, not a medical one.u2019
Read simply, the Bible serves as the 'moral' code upon which our society is based.
The root cause of crime is a lack of 'moral' character.
But this tolerance has led to a state of belief where American college students are unwilling to make a 'moral' judgment about their value systems and culture.
I have tremendous respect for the daring, 'moral' courage, and intellectual honesty of this book.
Wrong not only for 'moral' reasons, but wrong because it wasn't something I wanted to end up with for the rest of my life.
Many of my generation were brought up with a 'moral' code based on the ten commandments, which impressed a watermark in us so deep that it underpins all our lives.
The 'moral' of this story for everyone involved is don't bite the hand that feeds you.
The 'moral' of this story is not that honesty works.
I'm not going to make 'moral' judgments about all this.
On the other hand, a duty is a 'moral' obligation to do one specific thing over another without the freedom to decide.
Moreover, statements are qualifiedly privileged if made pursuant to a legal, social or 'moral' duty.
The 'moral' of this story is never think that everything will be easy, and that you have to make mistakes and work for every crumb that comes your way.
the 'moral' of the story
What's wrong with making 'moral' choices when we shop, buying only those goods raised in a respectable, sustainable way?
Portugal's holidays, its 'moral' and legal codes, health and education systems have been greatly impacted by its Catholic heritage.
In this respect 'moral' judgments are like judgments of beauty or intelligence.
Thus, the formation of 'moral' character in nursing forms the foundation for practice.
And that must be seen as an intensely 'moral' , rather than legal, obligation.
The 'moral' of this story is to get it right the first time.
The 'moral' of this story: Do not assume that I'm friendly and approachable.
We agreed that they are wrong from the 'moral' and political point of view and they should end.
So I guess the 'moral' of this story is that you should never take things for granted.
The 'moral' of this story is always stick to what you do best.
And I think by what your values are you're going to instill in the students some sense of 'moral' values.
Finally, you say that u2018on most issues, there is no clear right or wrong, particularly where 'moral' issues are concernedu2019.
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