Law-abiding
Law-abiding adjective - Readily giving in to the command or authority of another.
Of principle and law-abiding are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Of principle" instead an adjective phrase "Law-abiding".
Of principle
Law-abiding and of principle are semantically related. You can use "Law-abiding" instead an adjective phrase "Of principle".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- good and law-abiding
- good and of principle
- noble and law-abiding
- noble and of principle
- upright and law-abiding
- upright and of principle
- honest and law-abiding
- honest and of principle
- honorable and law-abiding
- honorable and of principle
- ethical and law-abiding
- ethical and of principle
- scrupulous and law-abiding
- scrupulous and of principle
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