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The Victorians looked to it for lessons in Empire and moral rectitude.

Not a good look for a woman whose reputation is built on moral rectitude.

No doubt, modern superstition, in its various forms, is the result of ancient delusion in regard to religion and moral rectitude.

This, I must tell you, is a city of the highest moral rectitude.

The system of Mandeville ascribes our impressions of moral rectitude entirely to the enactments of legislators.

No one has ever suggested to me the belief that any of the family had been guilty of any departure from moral rectitude.

He was the sustainer of the universe, the lawgiver, the god of moral rectitude, and the sublime sovereign of gods and men.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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