Moralidad (en. Morality)
/moɾa.liˈðað/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Set of principles and norms that govern the behavior of individuals in society.
The morality of a society can vary from one culture to another.
La moralidad de una sociedad puede variar de una cultura a otra.
Quality of what is moral or has moral principles.
His morality was tested on several occasions.
Su moralidad fue puesta a prueba en varias ocasiones.
Difficulty or complex faced when acting according to morality.
Some ethically ambiguous decisions challenge the morality of the individual.
Algunas decisiones éticamente ambiguas ponen en jaque la moralidad del individuo.
Etymology
From Latin 'moralitas', which means 'character, custom'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
morality in crisis
Situation in which the moral norms of a society are questioned.
moralidad en crisis
relative morality
Concept that holds that what is moral depends on cultural or social context.
moralidad relativa
moral judgment
Evaluation made about a person's behavior according to moral standards.
juicio moral
Related Words
ethics
Study of the principles that regulate human behavior.
ética
values
Principles or qualities that are considered important by a society.
valores
conduct
Way in which a person acts or behaves.
conducta
Slang Meanings
Morality flexibility
On the street, morality flexibility is discussed when an action is justified by the context.
En la calle, se habla de moralidad flexibilidad cuando se justifica una acción por el contexto.
Neighborhood moral
Having a neighborhood moral implies following unwritten codes of conduct within a community.
Tener una moral de barrio implica seguir códigos no escritos de conducta dentro de una comunidad.