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morally

adverb as in in accordance with accepted standards of conduct

adverb as in in a chaste manner

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adverb as in practically

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"A lot of these comedians have been huge defenders of free speech, and to go and perform in Saudi Arabia, where free speech is so heavily curtailed, is extraordinary. It's morally repugnant."

From BBC

Dame Meg Hillier, who chairs the influential Treasury select committee, said ending the limit was not only the right thing to do morally, it also made economic sense in the long term.

From BBC

They are portrayed as morally righteous and spiritually pure.

From Salon

Though it is morally complex and modest in scope, it doesn’t dive deep enough into the nuance here, opting for surface-level emotions.

The UK and Germany say they have warned Israel against annexation, while UN Secretary General António Guterres said at the UN on Monday it would be "morally, legally and politically intolerable".

From BBC

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

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