Definitions and Examples of good, virtuous, moral
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having desirable qualities; morally excellent; virtuous.
Example
She is a good person who always tries to help others.
Having high moral standards; behaving in an ethical and righteous manner.
Example
He is a virtuous man who always follows his principles.
Conforming to a standard of right behavior; ethical.
Example
It is important to have moral values and treat others with respect.
Key Differences: good vs virtuous vs moral
- 1Good refers to having desirable qualities and behaving in a morally excellent way.
- 2Virtuous implies having high moral standards and behaving in an ethical and righteous manner.
- 3Moral refers to conforming to a standard of right behavior and being ethical.
Effective Usage of good, virtuous, moral
- 1Express Approval: Use good, virtuous, and moral to express approval or admiration for someone's behavior.
- 2Discuss Ethics: Incorporate these antonyms in discussions about ethics and morality.
- 3Teach Values: Use these words to teach children about the importance of good behavior and ethical values.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of evil convey a positive or righteous moral state. Good refers to having desirable qualities, virtuous implies high moral standards, and moral refers to conforming to a standard of right behavior. Use these words to express approval, discuss ethics, and teach values.
