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morally /ˈmɒrəli /adverb1With reference to the principles of right and wrong behaviour: he believed the war was morally justified murder is morally wrong...- In each case, some people were forced to financially support a cause they found morally repugnant.
- Nurses have the duty to question and, if necessary, to report and to refuse to participate in research they deem morally objectionable.
- It is a morally corrupt institution run by a criminal bureaucracy.
1.1In a way that is considered right according to the code of behaviour of a particular society: he insisted that his children act morally people expected the government to behave morally...- In the long run, freedom works both morally and economically.
- To be conducted morally, the military actions that develop in a war must also be fought with a right intention.
- We have to conduct politics morally: "morally" does not mean following a set of precepts we read from a book.
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