ethical in Greek
ethical in Greek is ηθικός — ethical means relating to principles of right and wrong conduct.
ethical in Greek
ηθικός
Pronounced: ithikos
What does "ethical" mean?
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adj Relating to principles of right and wrong conduct.
"The board discussed the ethical implications of the new policy."
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adj Morally good or acceptable; in line with accepted standards of behaviour.
"It wouldn't be ethical to lie to the customers."
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ethical in a sentence
- The board discussed the ethical implications of the new policy.
- It wouldn't be ethical to lie to the customers.
- The company prides itself on ethical sourcing of materials.
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What is "ethical" in Greek?
"ethical" in Greek is ηθικός. ethical means: Relating to principles of right and wrong conduct.
How do you pronounce ηθικός?
"ethical" in Greek is ηθικός, pronounced "ithikos".
How do you use "ethical" in a sentence?
Example: "The board discussed the ethical implications of the new policy." In Greek, "ethical" is ηθικός.
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