Morals
Morals noun - The code of good conduct for an individual or group.
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Synonyms for Morals
Sense of honor and morals are semantically related In some cases you can use "Sense of honor" instead a noun "Morals".
Sense of honor
Morals and sense of honor are semantically related in principles topic. Sometimes you can use "Morals" instead a noun phrase "Sense of honor".
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Related pairs
- character and morals
- character and sense of honor
- integrity and morals
- integrity and sense of honor
- uprightness and morals
- uprightness and sense of honor
- morality and morals
- morality and sense of honor
- probity and morals
- probity and sense of honor
- rectitude and morals
- rectitude and sense of honor
- conduct and morals
- conduct and sense of honor
Both terms in one sentence
- Gregor Clegane and Lu Bu: Both are practically unbeatable warriors with violent tempers and no morals or sense of honor whatsoever.
Source: Counterpart Comparison -
Dreyfus is ready to go down with it, but Clouseau's morals and sense of honor mean he's ready to Save the Bad Guy...or go down with him.
- Exemplified with the episodes focusing on Domino Squad, who over the course of the series show that they were more than just soldiers, but compassionate beings with a benevolent sense of honor and morals.
Source: Doomed by Canon
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