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The homicide detective, like the painter, is motivated by a sense of fairness formed by faith and a nonnegotiable moral code.

After Lucky Strike pulled out of the agency, Faye broke her moral code and got Don a meeting with Heinz.

One comes from the fact that horror movies, even slasher flicks, generally stick to an almost Victorian moral code.

The former upholds a moral code, or points out its flaws and contradictions; the latter, by casting it all in good fun, condones.

At the university level, I was given permission to think differently and form a moral code of my own design.

The surplus was distributed in alms amongst the poor, a duty strenuously prescribed by their moral code.

His moral code was characterized by the same cool calculation.

For that purpose we need a new moral code, and we can never win our victory without it.

What means the whole moral code of revealed religion regarding the due keeping of our own bodies, soberness, temperance, etc.?

The Decalogue is a very imperfect moral code; not at all superior to the religious and legislative codes of other ancient peoples.

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On this page you'll find 16 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to moral code, such as: code of conduct, ethicalness, good morals, ideology, morality, and moral philosophy.

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

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