scruple in Polish
scruple in Polish is skrupuł — scruple means a feeling of doubt or unease that stops you doing something because it may not be right.
scruple in Polish
skrupuł
Hesitation to act from the difficulty of determining what is right or expedient; doubt, hesitation or unwillingness due to motives of conscience; moral qualm.
What does "scruple" mean?
- noun A feeling of doubt or unease that stops you doing something because it may not be right.
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noun A unit of weight equal to one two-hundred-and-eighty-eighth of a pound, namely twenty grains or a third of a dram, roughly 1.3 grams (symbol ℈).
"Marcus Empiricus, a Roma physician, prescribed three scruples of cress, three of red onion, three of pine seed, three of Indian nard, for impotence."
- noun A traditional Hebrew unit for measuring very short periods of time.
- noun A tiny amount of something.
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- Marcus Empiricus, a Roma physician, prescribed three scruples of cress, three of red onion, three of pine seed, three of Indian nard, for impotence.
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What is "scruple" in Polish?
"scruple" in Polish is skrupuł. scruple means: A feeling of doubt or unease that stops you doing something because it may not be right.
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