morally in Greek
morally in Greek is ηθικά — morally means in terms of right and wrong conduct.
morally in Greek
ηθικά
Pronounced: ithika
What does "morally" mean?
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adv In terms of right and wrong conduct.
"He felt morally obligated to report the crime."
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adv For all practical purposes; virtually.
"The two proposals are morally identical, even if the wording differs."
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morally in a sentence
- He felt morally obligated to report the crime.
- Was it morally justified to break the promise?
- The two proposals are morally identical, even if the wording differs.
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What is "morally" in Greek?
"morally" in Greek is ηθικά. morally means: In terms of right and wrong conduct.
How do you pronounce ηθικά?
"morally" in Greek is ηθικά, pronounced "ithika".
How do you use "morally" in a sentence?
Example: "He felt morally obligated to report the crime." In Greek, "morally" is ηθικά.
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