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Meaning of high-principled
Having or showing a strong sense of moral principles and values.
Etymology of high-principled
The word "high-principled" is derived from the combination of "high" meaning lofty or elevated, and "principled" meaning having or showing a strong sense of moral principles and values
The term has its roots in the 17th century, where "principle" referred to a fundamental truth or proposition, and later evolved to include moral principles and values
Synonyms
moral
ethical
virtuous
upright
principled
honorable
noble
righteous
just
fair
decent
respectable
reputable
trustworthy
reliable
conscientious
scrupulous
honest
sincere
truthful
law-abiding
dutiful
loyal
faithful
moralistic
idealistic
altruistic
selfless
unselfish
magnanimous
generous
noble-minded
high-minded
exemplary
irreproachable
blameless
faultless
impeccable
stainless
spotless
unimpeachable
Definitions
- Having or showing a strong sense of moral principles and values
- * Guided by a strong sense of duty, honor, and morality
- * Acting with integrity, honesty, and fairness
Usage Examples
- She was a high-principled person who always stood up for what she believed in
- * The company has a high-principled approach to business, prioritizing fairness and transparency
- * He was a high-principled leader who made difficult decisions with integrity and honor
Antonyms
immoral
unethical
unprincipled
dishonest
corrupt
dishonorable
unscrupulous
deceitful
fraudulent
crafty
cunning
manipulative
exploitative
oppressive
unjust
unfair
corrupt
degenerate
depraved
perverse
perverted
wicked
evil
vile
base
vile
ignoble
shameless
untrustworthy
disreputable
notorious