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moral sense

/ˈmɒrəl sens/

Traduction: Capacité ou sentiment de distinguer le bien du mal, souvent fondé sur des principes éthiques ou la conscience.

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/ˈmɒrəl sens/C1formal
  • frCapacité ou sentiment de distinguer le bien du mal, souvent fondé sur des principes éthiques ou la conscience.

The ability or faculty to distinguish between right and wrong, often based on ethical principles or conscience.

  1. Innate ethical compassB2formal

    The natural ability to distinguish between right and wrong, guiding behavior and decisions.

    frsens moral

    • Her moral sense prevented her from lying to the committee.
    • Children develop a moral sense as they grow older.
    • His moral sense was offended by the unfair treatment of the workers.
  2. ConscienceB2formal

    An inner feeling or voice that judges one's actions as good or bad.

    frconscience morale

    • He acted according to his moral sense, even when it was difficult.
    • A strong moral sense helps people resist temptation.
    • She felt a pang of guilt because her moral sense was troubled.
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