Moral Excellence Synonyms

Moral Excellence Definitions

Useful Words

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Good : شریف , Good : عمدہ , Corruption : بد کاری , Innocence : پاک , Admirability : احترام , Outstanding : عمدہ , Brilliant : عمدہ , Humdinger : بہترین شے , Par Excellence : نفیس ترین , Authoritative : معیاری , Classic : نہایت اعلی , Supreme : اعلی ترین درجے کا , Promising : موعود , Caliber : معیار , Blue Ribbon : اعزاز , Surpassing : افضل , Apotheosis : اپنی مثال آپ , Beholden : احسان مند , Cleanness : پاکیزگی , Sin : گناہ کرنا , Moralise : اخلاقی شکل دینا , Moralistic : اخلاق پرستانہ , Unwholesome : مضر , Warp : ذہنی دبائو , Scruple : جھجھکنا , Undergird : مضبوط کرنا , Sound : پاکیزہ , Miscreant : عیاش , Infection : اخلاقی بیماری , Righteousness : نیکی , Morally : اخلاقی طور پر

Useful Words Definitions

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Good: of moral excellence.

Good: moral excellence or admirableness.

Corruption: moral perversion; impairment of virtue and moral principles.

Innocence: the state of being unsullied by sin or moral wrong; lacking a knowledge of evil.

Admirability: admirable excellence.

Outstanding: distinguished from others in excellence.

Brilliant: of surpassing excellence.

Humdinger: someone of remarkable excellence.

Par Excellence: to a degree of excellence.

Authoritative: of recognized authority or excellence.

Classic: a creation of the highest excellence.

Supreme: highest in excellence or achievement.

Promising: showing possibility of achievement or excellence.

Caliber: a degree or grade of excellence or worth.

Blue Ribbon: an honor or award gained for excellence.

Surpassing: exceeding or surpassing usual limits especially in excellence.

Apotheosis: model of excellence or perfection of a kind; one having no equal.

Beholden: under a moral obligation to someone.

Cleanness: without moral defects.

Sin: commit a sin; violate a law of God or a moral law.

Moralise: interpret the moral meaning of.

Moralistic: narrowly and conventionally moral.

Unwholesome: detrimental to physical or moral well-being.

Warp: a moral or mental distortion.

Scruple: hesitate on moral grounds.

Undergird: lend moral support to.

Sound: free from moral defect.

Miscreant: a person without moral scruples.

Infection: moral corruption or contamination.

Righteousness: adhering to moral principles.

Morally: with respect to moral principles.