Morally is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MORALLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a moral or ethical sense; according to the rules of morality.
• According to moral rules; virtuously.
• In moral qualities; in disposition and character; as, one who physically and morally endures hardships.
• In a manner calculated to serve as the basis of action; according to the usual course of things and human judgment; according to reason and probability.
ADVERB:
• MORAL, observing principles
• with reference to the principles of right and wrong behaviour
• in a way that is considered right according to the code of behaviour of a particular society
• with respect to moral principles
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in a moral manner

Words related to MORALLY

moral7

Words that contain MORALLY

amorally13 humorally17 immorally16 unmorally14

How to use MORALLY in a sentence

• If a man is not in a condition mentioned in this list, he is considered in possession of his free will, and if he murders he is held morally responsible and therefore punished.
• Unless a nation grows morally as well as materially, there is something wrong at the core of society.
• This last collection is, morally as well as historically, the most interesting of the three.
• So they became legally united before they were morally mature for love, and before they had formal introduction to the great things of the world.
• But what was his state morally, mentally, religiously before God! Recollect, the man had never had a check in his whole career before.
• But I grant that this does not justify the father in doing anything to the detriment of the child, either morally, intellectually, or physically.
• But Edith got up and went out into the little back garden, and did not come back until the meeting was both actually and morally broken up.
• If you have not improved your condition physically, mentally and morally over that of your parents, your life has been a failure.
• Freedom morally comes when Chance and Necessity give place to law, 695-m.
• Until this is effected, all other efforts to raise them mentally and morally must fail of their expected result.
• To hold him morally blameless could be nothing else.
• And Carl was a bit shaken, not merely physically, but morally and spiritually.
• And I knew they would simply think me mad! I had a fixed place in a complicated system, with responsibilities and duties I was morally bound to recognize.
• He describes the native Californians as physically and morally superior to the Mexicans of other States.
• This combination of family and agricultural association has morally, economically, socially, and politically rendered very important services to the Servians.
• In its beginning he speaks of man, universally, morally, as he had come to know him.
• She did not know enough of the English type to judge of Lord Tancred morally.
• He coaxed her to talk at length about himself, to put into her own words the impressions he had made upon her mentally, morally, and physically.
• Bellingham pointed out that the whole thing was an experiment, and that the price asked was enormous, unless a great success were morally certain.
• The eighty votes must in any case be reckoned morally at not more than sixty, for to this number they would be reduced by any fair and democratic scheme of representation.
• Gladstone himself would maintain that with a majority say of ten or twenty, a Minister would be morally justified in attempting a fundamental change in the constitution.
• The most obvious answer is that they are better morally.

Similar words containing MORAL without suffix ly

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