virtue in Greek
virtue in Greek is αρετή — virtue means moral goodness or excellence of character.
virtue in Greek
αρετή
Pronounced: areti
A particular manifestation of moral excellence in a person. [from 13th c.]
What does "virtue" mean?
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noun Moral goodness or excellence of character.
"The story praised patience and honesty as great virtues."
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noun A particular good quality or admirable trait.
"Patience is not one of his virtues."
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noun A beneficial or advantageous quality of something.
"One virtue of the new design is how easy it is to clean."
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virtue in a sentence
- The story praised patience and honesty as great virtues.
- Patience is not one of his virtues.
- One virtue of the new design is how easy it is to clean.
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What is "virtue" in Greek?
"virtue" in Greek is αρετή. virtue means: Moral goodness or excellence of character.
How do you pronounce αρετή?
"virtue" in Greek is αρετή, pronounced "areti".
How do you use "virtue" in a sentence?
Example: "The story praised patience and honesty as great virtues." In Greek, "virtue" is αρετή.
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