Ethics & Morality

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abhor

痛恨 The idea of 'abhor' often appears in discussions of ethics and values.

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abide

遵守 Scholars debate the significance of 'abide' in modern society.

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acclaim

稱讚 Parents try to teach their children about the importance of 'acclaim'.

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accusation

指控 People are often judged based on their attitude towards 'accusation'.

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acumen

敏銳 Philosophers have long argued over the definition of 'acumen'.

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adherent

追隨者 Acts of 'adherent' are generally viewed positively or negatively depending on the context.

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admirable

令人欽佩的 Some believe that 'admirable' should be promoted more in education.

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adversity

逆境 The media frequently portrays examples of 'adversity' in films and books.

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affable

和藹可親的 Social norms can influence how people interpret 'affable'.

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affirmative

肯定的 Many believe that true leadership requires a deep understanding of 'affirmative'.

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aggression

侵略 The idea of 'aggression' often appears in discussions of ethics and values.

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alluring

吸引人的 Scholars debate the significance of 'alluring' in modern society.

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ample

充足的 Parents try to teach their children about the importance of 'ample'.

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antithesis

對立 People are often judged based on their attitude towards 'antithesis'.

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appreciation

感激 Philosophers have long argued over the definition of 'appreciation'.

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arouse

喚起 Acts of 'arouse' are generally viewed positively or negatively depending on the context.

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assiduous

勤勉的 Some believe that 'assiduous' should be promoted more in education.

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assurance

保證 The media frequently portrays examples of 'assurance' in films and books.

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attribute

特性;歸因於 Social norms can influence how people interpret 'attribute'.

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autonomy

自主權 Many believe that true leadership requires a deep understanding of 'autonomy'.

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behalf

代表 The idea of 'behalf' often appears in discussions of ethics and values.

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belittle

貶低 Scholars debate the significance of 'belittle' in modern society.

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bent

愛好;傾向 Parents try to teach their children about the importance of 'bent'.

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blissful

極樂的 People are often judged based on their attitude towards 'blissful'.

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capacity

能力;容量 Philosophers have long argued over the definition of 'capacity'.

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caring

關懷的 Acts of 'caring' are generally viewed positively or negatively depending on the context.

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characteristic

特徵 Some believe that 'characteristic' should be promoted more in education.

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cheerful

開朗的 The media frequently portrays examples of 'cheerful' in films and books.

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circumspect

謹慎的 Social norms can influence how people interpret 'circumspect'.

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commit

承諾;犯罪 Many believe that true leadership requires a deep understanding of 'commit'.

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compassion

同情心 The idea of 'compassion' often appears in discussions of ethics and values.

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condemn

譴責 Scholars debate the significance of 'condemn' in modern society.

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considerable

相當大的 Parents try to teach their children about the importance of 'considerable'.

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convey

傳達 People are often judged based on their attitude towards 'convey'.

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conviction

信念;定罪 Philosophers have long argued over the definition of 'conviction'.

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counterfeit

偽造的 Acts of 'counterfeit' are generally viewed positively or negatively depending on the context.

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courtesy

禮貌 Some believe that 'courtesy' should be promoted more in education.

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cultivate

培養 The media frequently portrays examples of 'cultivate' in films and books.

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cynical

憤世嫉俗的 Social norms can influence how people interpret 'cynical'.

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defame

誹謗 Many believe that true leadership requires a deep understanding of 'defame'.

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delicacy

精緻;佳餚 The idea of 'delicacy' often appears in discussions of ethics and values.

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delude

欺騙 Scholars debate the significance of 'delude' in modern society.

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demanding

要求高的 Parents try to teach their children about the importance of 'demanding'.

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deprive

剝奪 People are often judged based on their attitude towards 'deprive'.

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discernible

可辨別的 Philosophers have long argued over the definition of 'discernible'.

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discretion

謹慎 Acts of 'discretion' are generally viewed positively or negatively depending on the context.

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disgrace

恥辱 Some believe that 'disgrace' should be promoted more in education.

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diversity

多樣性 The media frequently portrays examples of 'diversity' in films and books.

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dread

恐懼 Social norms can influence how people interpret 'dread'.

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egalitarian

平等主義的 Many believe that true leadership requires a deep understanding of 'egalitarian'.

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ego

自我 The idea of 'ego' often appears in discussions of ethics and values.

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elusive

難以捉摸的 Scholars debate the significance of 'elusive' in modern society.

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embody

體現 Parents try to teach their children about the importance of 'embody'.

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empathy

同理心 People are often judged based on their attitude towards 'empathy'.

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endanger

危害 Philosophers have long argued over the definition of 'endanger'.

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endearing

討人喜歡的 Acts of 'endearing' are generally viewed positively or negatively depending on the context.

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enforce

執行 Some believe that 'enforce' should be promoted more in education.

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enhance

增強 The media frequently portrays examples of 'enhance' in films and books.

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enlighten

啟發 Social norms can influence how people interpret 'enlighten'.

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enlightenment

啟蒙 Many believe that true leadership requires a deep understanding of 'enlightenment'.

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equality

平等 The idea of 'equality' often appears in discussions of ethics and values.

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equitable

公平的 Scholars debate the significance of 'equitable' in modern society.

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evoke

喚起 Parents try to teach their children about the importance of 'evoke'.

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excessive

過度的 People are often judged based on their attitude towards 'excessive'.

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exemplify

舉例說明 Philosophers have long argued over the definition of 'exemplify'.

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exquisite

精緻的 Acts of 'exquisite' are generally viewed positively or negatively depending on the context.

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fastidious

挑剔的 Some believe that 'fastidious' should be promoted more in education.

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fearful

害怕的 The media frequently portrays examples of 'fearful' in films and books.

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fearsome

可怕的 Social norms can influence how people interpret 'fearsome'.

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feeble

虛弱的 Many believe that true leadership requires a deep understanding of 'feeble'.

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filial

孝順的 The idea of 'filial' often appears in discussions of ethics and values.

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flagrant

公然的 Scholars debate the significance of 'flagrant' in modern society.

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flatter

奉承 Parents try to teach their children about the importance of 'flatter'.

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flaw

缺陷 People are often judged based on their attitude towards 'flaw'.

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flexibility

靈活性 Philosophers have long argued over the definition of 'flexibility'.

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flout

藐視 Acts of 'flout' are generally viewed positively or negatively depending on the context.

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formality

正式手續 Some believe that 'formality' should be promoted more in education.

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glorious

輝煌的 The media frequently portrays examples of 'glorious' in films and books.

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graceful

優雅的 Social norms can influence how people interpret 'graceful'.

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grateful

感激的 Many believe that true leadership requires a deep understanding of 'grateful'.

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gratitude

感恩 The idea of 'gratitude' often appears in discussions of ethics and values.

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gusto

熱情 Scholars debate the significance of 'gusto' in modern society.

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haughty

傲慢的 Parents try to teach their children about the importance of 'haughty'.

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hearten

鼓舞 People are often judged based on their attitude towards 'hearten'.

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heroic

英雄的 Philosophers have long argued over the definition of 'heroic'.

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hierarchy

階級制度 Acts of 'hierarchy' are generally viewed positively or negatively depending on the context.

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humble

謙虛的 Some believe that 'humble' should be promoted more in education.

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idolise

崇拜 The media frequently portrays examples of 'idolise' in films and books.

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ignominy

恥辱 Social norms can influence how people interpret 'ignominy'.

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immense

巨大的 Many believe that true leadership requires a deep understanding of 'immense'.

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immunity

免疫;豁免 The idea of 'immunity' often appears in discussions of ethics and values.

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impair

損害 Scholars debate the significance of 'impair' in modern society.

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impassive

冷漠的 Parents try to teach their children about the importance of 'impassive'.

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impatient

不耐煩的 People are often judged based on their attitude towards 'impatient'.

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impel

推動 Philosophers have long argued over the definition of 'impel'.

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impose

強加 Acts of 'impose' are generally viewed positively or negatively depending on the context.

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indemnity

賠償 Some believe that 'indemnity' should be promoted more in education.

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indispensable

不可或缺的 The media frequently portrays examples of 'indispensable' in films and books.

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indulge

放縱 Social norms can influence how people interpret 'indulge'.

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indulgence

放縱 Many believe that true leadership requires a deep understanding of 'indulgence'.