morally
morally Lexical Profile
morally Game Scores & Validity
• adverb
With reference to the principles of right and wrong behavior; from a moral or ethical standpoint.
"While the company's decision was legally permissible, many employees felt it was morally indefensible."
In a manner that conforms to accepted standards of goodness, honesty, and integrity.
"The community leaders urged citizens to act morally and look out for their vulnerable neighbors."
According to practical probability or everyday human experience rather than strict mathematical proof; virtually.
"Without additional funding before the end of the quarter, it is morally impossible for the research team to complete the trial."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in Middle English from the adjective moral—which derives via Old French from the Latin moralis ('proper behavior of a person in society', coined by Cicero from mos, meaning 'custom')—combined with the adverbial suffix -ly.