Conduct and Morality

Conduct

Conduct noun - The act or activity of looking after and making decisions about something.

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Morality and conduct are semantically related In some cases you can use "Morality" instead a noun "Conduct".

Morality noun - Conduct that conforms to an accepted standard of right and wrong.

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Conduct and morality are semantically related in ethics topic. Sometimes you can use "Conduct" instead a noun "Morality".

Nearby Words: moral, moralistic, moralize, moralise, morale

human	human conduct	human morality
similar	similar conduct	similar morality
normal	normal conduct	normal morality
usual	usual conduct	usual morality
Other adjectives: public, questionable, petty, actual, bad, sexual, personal, new, general, basic, different, overall.

Morality in Silver Age comics was extremely black and white; heroes in particular followed a strict, moralistic code of conduct.

Source: Useful Notes / The Silver Age of Comic Books
Still, its general lack of interest in what other people think or feel, as well as its desire to learn more, might eventually lead Blue to conduct questionable experiments: to Blue, its curiosity and belief that its actions will make the world better are more important than morality.

Source: Analysis / Magic: The Gathering
Blue and Orange Morality: Recognized among the races of Civilization, to the extent that different races' Lensmen have entirely different codes of honor and conduct.

Source: Literature / Lensman

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