morally

English

Etymology

moral +‎ -ly

Adverb

morally (comparative more morally, superlative most morally)

1. Relating to morals or ethics.

   Morally, it is a difficult issue to deal with.

2. In keeping of requirements of morality.

   to behave morally

Usage notes

• Adjectives to which "morally" is often applied: right, wrong, good, bad, acceptable, unacceptable, responsible, correct, reprehensible, repugnant, corrupt, justified, questionable, neutral, objectionable, permissible, offensive, relevant, ambiguous.

Antonyms

• (in keeping of requirements of morality): immorally

Translations

relating to morals or ethics

• Catalan: moralment (ca)
• Greek: ηθικά (el) (ithiká)
• Hungarian: morálisan (hu)

• Russian: морально (ru) (morálʹno) 
• Spanish: moralmente (es)
• Swedish: moraliskt (sv)

in a moral manner

• Catalan: moralment (ca)
• Greek: ηθικά (el) (ithiká)
• Hungarian: morálisan (hu)

• Russian: морально (ru) (morálʹno) 
• Spanish: moralmente (es)

See also

• ethically

Anagrams

• Mallory