Another word for virtue
virtue
n.
Moral excellence
ideal, ethic, morality, goodness, righteousness, uprightness, ethical conduct, ethicality, good thing, respectability, rectitude, honor, honesty, candor, merit, fineness, character, excellence, value, chastity, quality, worth, kindness, innocence, generosity, trustworthiness, faithfulness, consideration.
The cardinal virtues of ancient Greek philosophy are the following: justice, prudence, temperance, fortitude.
The cardinal or theological virtues of the Christian church are the following: faith, hope, charity or love.
Antonyms evil*, immorality, depravity.
An individual excellence
quality, characteristic, attribute, temper, way, trait, feature, accomplishment, achievement, property, distinction, capacity, power.
Probity in sexual conduct
on the grounds of, because of, looking toward; see because.
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Another word for virtue
The quality or state of being morally sound:
good, goodness, morality, probity, rectitude, righteousness, rightness, uprightness, virtuousness. See rightThe condition of being chaste:
chastity, decency, innocence, modesty, purity, virginity, virtuousness. See good, restraint, sexA special feature or quality that confers superiority:
beauty, distinction, excellence, merit, perfection. See goodA level of superiority that is usually high:
caliber, merit, quality, stature, value, worth. See good, value
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virtue. (n.d.). Retrieved January 31st, 2019, from https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/Virtue
