Definition Dictionary

To warn, advise firmly, or express disapproval of someone's conduct.

To accept or allow conduct despite recognizing it as wrong.

Deceit through contradictory words or conduct.

Relating to principles of right conduct or consistent with accepted moral standards.

Accepted rules of polite or appropriate conduct in a particular setting.

Treating pleasure as a central aim of life or conduct.

To question credibility or, in government, formally accuse an official of misconduct.

Conduct or expression considered improper or unsuitable.

Preoccupied with judging conduct by moral rules, often in a self-righteous or overbearing way.

Very attentive to details of conduct, rules, or formalities.

A seemingly reasonable explanation used to justify conduct or a decision.

To offer a seemingly reasonable explanation, sometimes to justify questionable conduct.

To express formal or strong disapproval of someone's conduct.

Moral uprightness or conduct believed to be just and right.

Careful and conscientious about accuracy or proper conduct.

Moderate or restrained in conduct, expression, or climate.

Inappropriate to a person's role, character, or expected standards of conduct.

Not guided by ethical standards or a sense of right conduct.

Conduct or appearance that is inappropriate for a particular setting.