Moral
Stand up
Stand up verb - To withstand scrutiny and gain acceptance or approval.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- Big Jim sees the moral of the story to be that you have stand up for yourself and not let others disrespect you.
Source: Series / Under the Dome - In his case, it demonstrates not only that he has the moral fiber necessary, but the backbone to stand up to one of the strongest individuals in the galaxy and not request, but order her to do the right thing.
Source: Heroes' Frontier Step - The message is very obvious (You have a moral duty to stand up to injustice, or you'll be a victim of it), but it's horribly effective in its beautifully macabre style.
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