Synonym Dictionary

Moral uprightness or conduct believed to be just and right.

Direct and candid in expression.

Convinced of one's own moral superiority, often intolerantly.

Confident and direct in expressing a position or acting on it.

Suggesting favorable conditions or a promising outcome.

Open and honest expression.

An emphasis on acquiring and consuming goods; also advocacy for consumers' interests.

To gradually intrude on another person's space, time, or rights.

A gradual intrusion into another space, right, or activity.

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

Open, sincere, and direct in expressing what one thinks.

Using power without proper regard for other people's rights or concerns.

Acting contrary to professed beliefs while presenting oneself as principled.

Showing too little concern for the needs, rights, or feelings of others.

Anger at something considered unjust or improper.

To violate a limit or intrude on another person's rights or space.

A violation of a right, rule, or agreement.

Honesty and adherence to principles, or the soundness of a whole.

Impossible to repair or put right.

Fair treatment and action that respect what people are properly due.

A political tradition emphasizing individual freedom, civil liberties, and openness to reform.

Having a rich, smooth shine or glow.

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

Occurring at a favorable or useful time.