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Meaning of morally
The primary meaning of the word "morally" is related to principles of right and wrong behavior.
Etymology of morally
The word "morally" has its roots in the Latin word "moralis," meaning "of or related to character or conduct," which is derived from "mos," meaning "custom" or "manner."
The term has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe behavior or actions that are in line with accepted standards of right and wrong.
Synonyms
ethically
virtuously
righteously
justly
fairly
honestly
decently
properly
respectably
conscientiously
scrupulously
uprightly
nobly
honorably
commendably
laudably
admirably
credibly
reliably
trustworthily
sincerely
genuinely
truthfully
dutifully
obediently
lawfully
rightfully
appropriately
suitably
fittingly
becomingly
Definitions
- According to Oxford Languages, "morally" is defined as in a way that relates to principles of right and wrong behavior, or in a way that is considered to be good or bad in terms of someone's character or behavior.
- It can also refer to something that is in accordance with a standard of behavior or conduct that is considered right or acceptable.
Usage Examples
- The company acted morally by recalling the defective products and issuing refunds to customers.
- It is morally wrong to discriminate against someone based on their race or gender.
- The teacher encouraged her students to think morally and consider the consequences of their actions.
Antonyms
immorally
unethically
wrongly
unjustly
unfairly
dishonestly
improperly
unscrupulously
corruptly
deceitfully
dishonestly
unrighteously
wickedly
sinfully
shamefully
disgracefully
reprehensibly
unconscionably
unprincipledly
dishonorably
irrationally
irresponsibly