conscionable

An adjective meaning 'governed by conscience' or 'morally right'; now largely archaic and rarely used in modern English.

• 🇨🇳形容词，意为“凭良心行事的”或“合乎道德的、正直的”；在现代英语中已基本废弃，很少使用。

1. Morally acceptable C2 formal

   In accordance with what is considered right or ethical by one's conscience.

   • The judge ruled that the contract was conscionable and fair.
   • He could not find a conscionable reason to break the promise.
   • A conscionable decision must consider the well-being of all parties.

   🇨🇳凭良心的

   同义词: ethicalhonorablejustmoralprincipledrightscrupulousupright

   反义词: immoralsinfulunconscionableunethicalwrong

• more conscionable comparative form
• most conscionable superlative form