Crossword clues for ethic
ethic
- Folk lacking new leader's moral values
- Principles accepted by a social group
- Principle relating to race repulses Nationalist
- Principle of the complex integrated circuit
- The principle of sauce thickening
- Cultural value system
- Moral values
- Rule of conduct
- Protestant work ___
- Christian ___
- Body of moral values
- Work __: moral belief
- Behavior principle
- Moral compass
- System of values
- Personal code
- Moral system
- Moral guideline
- Group principles
- Work values
- Way of life
- Personal creed
- Moral philosophy
- Standard of conduct
- Set of moral standards
- Moral value
- Job attitude, work ...
- Body of morals
- Behavioral guide
- Work ___ (industrious trait)
- Work ___ (good employee's value system)
- Work ___ (dedicated employee's value system)
- Word after work or Puritan
- Word after Protestant or DIY
- Value set
- The golden rule, for one
- System of moral standards
- Set of moral precepts
- Rule governing behaviour
- Religious code
- Moral discipline
- Honesty and hard work, e.g
- Have a strong work ___ (try hard at one's job)
- Have a strong work ___ (don't slack off)
- Guiding tenet
- Guiding code
- Group value
- Governing principle
- Code that's not encoded
- Behavioral principle
- Accepted principles of right and wrong
- Code of conduct
- Work _____
- Standard of living?
- Principles of good conduct
- Set of values
- Work ___ (code of the dedicated)
- Moral principle
- Puritan work___
- Body of values
- Moral precept
- Value system
- Set of principles
- Hard work may be part of it
- Body of good conduct
- Moral code
- Body of precepts
- Reason to be good
- Moral standards
- Set of moral principles
- Guiding philosophy
- Puritan ___
- Set of moral rules
- Body of moral principles
- Set of morals
- Body of principles
- System of moral values
- Moral tenet
- The principles of right and wrong that are accepted by an individual or a social group
- A system of principles governing morality and acceptable conduct
- Code of morals
- The Protestant ___
- Complex of precepts
- Particular moral standard
- Guiding principle
- Set of moral values
- System of principles
- Of morality
- Professional standard
- Element of a moral code
- Protestant ___
- Group values
- Rules of conduct
- Principle of right
- Body of moral precepts
- The Christian ___
- Moral system demands witches flayed and chopped to bits
- Moral practice
- Changed the current key for code
- Welcome cuts and so forth, in principle
- System of morals? This runs short in the City
- Set of principles central to credo suiting the faith concept
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
ethic \eth"ic\ ([e^]th"[i^]k), n.
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the principles of right and wrong that are accepted by an individual or a social group; as, the Puritan ethic.
Syn: moral principle, value-system, value orientation.
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a system of principles governing morality and acceptable conduct. [WordNet sense 2]
Syn: ethical code.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
late 14c., ethik "study of morals," from Old French etique "ethics, moral philosophy" (13c.), from Late Latin ethica, from Greek ethike philosophia "moral philosophy," fem. of ethikos "ethical," from ethos "moral character," related to ethos "custom" (see ethos). Meaning "moral principles of a person or group" is attested from 1650s.
Wiktionary
a. moral, relating to morals. n. 1 a set of principles of right and wrong behaviour guiding, or representative of, a specific culture, society, group, or individual. 2 the morality of an action
WordNet
n. the principles of right and wrong that are accepted by an individual or a social group; "the Puritan ethic"; "a person with old-fashioned values" [syn: moral principle, value-system, value orientation]
a system of principles governing morality and acceptable conduct [syn: ethical code]
Wikipedia
Usage examples of "ethic".
Over in one corner, a bulbous Aalan was in animated conversation with a hermaphroditic CloBonner concerning ambisexual ethics.
He developed the pleasure ethic of Aristippus and combined it with the atom theory of Democritus.
Holding steadily in view the easy business ethic that had held sway in that day when arrogant lumber barons had built mansions such as Auk House.
In fact, it soon became evident that his code of ethics was deplorable, and Austin could only console himself with the thought that the real Mr Buskin was, no doubt, a most virtuous and respectable person who never gave Mrs Buskin--if there was one--any grounds for jealousy.
This manipulation of masses of people was an unforgivable violation of his cetic ethics.
I urge that our own company take the lead-first in establishing a detailing code of ethics, second in setting up a training and retraining program for us detail people.
Secondly, this doctrinal system seems to us equally irreconcilable with history and with ethics: it seems to trample on the surest convictions of reason and conscience, and spurn the clearest principles of nature and religion, to blacken and load the heart and doom of man with a mountain of gratuitous horror, and shroud the face and throne of God in a pall of wilful barbarity.
This question belongs primarily to ethics, or the science of right living, to which the educator must turn for his solution.
The Dawes Glee Club, the Dawes Bible Study Class, the Dawes Ethics Society, the Dawes Scottish Reel and Eightsome Group.
The Sentinels were something between Ephors and ombudsmen, and were supposed to represent the best of Shalnuksi business ethics.
A reconciliation between men will be ethically valid if they are reconciled within themselves and with each other to the principle of aloneness and reciprocity, to the principle that there can be no valid ethics for the man who has not assumed his aloneness.
From a plainer perspective, the men and women who worked the market exemplified, without varnish, a pragmatic materialism and even an exemplary work ethic.
The foliation I mentioned above, which replaced body hair, would have helped establish a new ethics, but Mr.
Answers to such questions, concluded Hai Gaon, could not be found in mere ethics or the Law.
He proposed to do it by replacing the general Rajasic movements of nature by the Sattwic There was no idea of practising morality in it, or of ethics.