Of a person: distinguished by admirable or commendable qualities; worthy, estimable, fine. As a term of general commendation or approval. In early…

†valiant, virtuous (obsolete); thriving.

Of an admirable character or disposition; well-behaved, good-mannered, virtuous. Also in extended use. Obsolete.

Full of or characterized by good qualities; good, virtuous, moral.

Excellent, worthy, virtuous.

Adorned with flowers or verdure; figurative adorned with charms or virtues. Obsolete.

Of a person: possessing or showing virtue in life and conduct; acting with moral rectitude or in conformity with moral principles; free from…

Of a person or society: of good moral character; virtuous, upright. Obsolete.

Of a person. Perfect in virtue; truly excellent. Chiefly used for the sake of rhyme. Obsolete.

spec. Having good qualities or manners.

Having or characterized by good morals or habits; virtuous, upright. Obsolete.

Of good disposition, morals, or behaviour; having good qualities; right-minded. Now rare (chiefly archaic).

Of a person, a person's conduct, etc.: morally good, virtuous; conforming to standards of morality.

Moral, upright. Obsolete.

Morally virtuous. Obsolete.

Of a person: of good character, virtuous. Obsolete.

Having, governed by, or expressive of good or sound morals.

Holding, motivated by, or founded on good principles; esp. morally upright, honourable.

Mannered; spec. well-mannered, respectably conducted, moral.

Not licentious.

Of a person: having a good or fair standing in society, either because of status or (esp. in later use) through being regarded as having a good…

Respectable, virtuous, decent.