Morality
Morality noun - Conduct that conforms to an accepted standard of right and wrong.
Sense of honor and morality are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sense of honor" instead a noun "Morality".
Sense of honor
Morality and sense of honor are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Morality" instead a noun phrase "Sense of honor".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- honour and morality
- honour and sense of honor
- character and morality
- character and sense of honor
- integrity and morality
- integrity and sense of honor
- uprightness and morality
- uprightness and sense of honor
- honor and morality
- honor and sense of honor
- probity and morality
- probity and sense of honor
- rectitude and morality
- rectitude and sense of honor
Both terms in one sentence
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Unfortunately for him, Thailog got most of his fathers' bad qualities (Goliath's temper and vengefulness, Xanatos's amorality and ambition) without their good ones (Goliath's strong sense of honor and morality, Xanatos's aforementioned familial loyalty).
Source: Western Animation / Gargoyles -
Shere Khan is a ruthless businessman with some questionable morality when it comes to his work, but otherwise has a very strong sense of honor and integrity (he's even willing to admit when he's wrong).
Source: Cats Are Mean -
Grey and Gray Morality: Grey has a sense of honor, but he's willing to use the team he's assigned to as decoys in the first arc, and he knows he's Not So Different from the Trooper who killed Lips.
Source: Manga / Grey
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