Definition of morally in English:

morally

adverb ˈmɒrəliˈmɔrəli

1With reference to the principles of right and wrong behaviour.
he believed the war was morally justified
murder is morally wrong
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a morally corrupt institution run by a criminal bureaucracy.
- A lot of Bresson's work has been read to have spiritual transcendence, yet also can be read existentially, politically and morally.
- For them, serendipity seems a bit too much like gambling, and indeed, such chance gains are even morally suspect.
- What is the role of America in the world, morally, economically, militarily?
- Nurses have the duty to question and, if necessary, to report and to refuse to participate in research they deem morally objectionable.
- With a performance that never misses a beat, Eric Bana gives us a man who loses his way, morally and spiritually.
- In each case, some people were forced to financially support a cause they found morally repugnant.
- But, like the best journalists, Stephen keeps a distance from the action, physically and morally.
- It's an almost comically absurd exploration of where humans are morally and spiritually positioned at this moment.
- No longer stuck playing the perennial gentleman, he is now able to conjure up something far more morally ambiguous.
1. 1.1 In a way that is considered right according to the code of behaviour of a particular society.
  he insisted that his children act morally
  people expected the government to behave morally
  Example sentencesExamples
  It makes sense economically, but maybe not morally.
  To be conducted morally, the military actions that develop in a war must also be fought with a right intention.
  In the long run, freedom works both morally and economically.
  Perhaps he was urging people to do more than is morally required of them.
  We have acted lawfully, respectfully and morally throughout this matter.
  When you live in the shadows, it is no surprise a citizen is going to react morally and to be totally ashamed of his government.
  We have to conduct politics morally: "morally" does not mean following a set of precepts we read from a book.
  I was brought up thinking work is something you are morally obliged to do.
  He was morally incapable of doing such a thing.
  Barnett effectively demonstrates the impotence of the UN to react morally and ethically to genocide.

Definition of morally in US English:

morally

adverbˈmôrəlēˈmɔrəli

1With reference to the principles of right and wrong behavior.
he believed the war was morally justified
murder is morally wrong
Example sentencesExamples
- Nurses have the duty to question and, if necessary, to report and to refuse to participate in research they deem morally objectionable.
- A lot of Bresson's work has been read to have spiritual transcendence, yet also can be read existentially, politically and morally.
- No longer stuck playing the perennial gentleman, he is now able to conjure up something far more morally ambiguous.
- It's an almost comically absurd exploration of where humans are morally and spiritually positioned at this moment.
- In each case, some people were forced to financially support a cause they found morally repugnant.
- But, like the best journalists, Stephen keeps a distance from the action, physically and morally.
- With a performance that never misses a beat, Eric Bana gives us a man who loses his way, morally and spiritually.
- It is a morally corrupt institution run by a criminal bureaucracy.
- For them, serendipity seems a bit too much like gambling, and indeed, such chance gains are even morally suspect.
- What is the role of America in the world, morally, economically, militarily?
1. 1.1 In a way that is considered right according to the code of behavior of a particular society.
  he insisted that his children act morally
  people expected the government to behave morally
  Example sentencesExamples
  We have to conduct politics morally: "morally" does not mean following a set of precepts we read from a book.
  We have acted lawfully, respectfully and morally throughout this matter.
  I was brought up thinking work is something you are morally obliged to do.
  In the long run, freedom works both morally and economically.
  Barnett effectively demonstrates the impotence of the UN to react morally and ethically to genocide.
  He was morally incapable of doing such a thing.
  It makes sense economically, but maybe not morally.
  Perhaps he was urging people to do more than is morally required of them.
  To be conducted morally, the military actions that develop in a war must also be fought with a right intention.
  When you live in the shadows, it is no surprise a citizen is going to react morally and to be totally ashamed of his government.

单词	morally
释义	Definition of morally in English: morally adverb ˈmɒrəliˈmɔrəli 1With reference to the principles of right and wrong behaviour. he believed the war was morally justified murder is morally wrong Example sentencesExamples It is a morally corrupt institution run by a criminal bureaucracy. A lot of Bresson's work has been read to have spiritual transcendence, yet also can be read existentially, politically and morally. For them, serendipity seems a bit too much like gambling, and indeed, such chance gains are even morally suspect. What is the role of America in the world, morally, economically, militarily? Nurses have the duty to question and, if necessary, to report and to refuse to participate in research they deem morally objectionable. With a performance that never misses a beat, Eric Bana gives us a man who loses his way, morally and spiritually. In each case, some people were forced to financially support a cause they found morally repugnant. But, like the best journalists, Stephen keeps a distance from the action, physically and morally. It's an almost comically absurd exploration of where humans are morally and spiritually positioned at this moment. No longer stuck playing the perennial gentleman, he is now able to conjure up something far more morally ambiguous. 1.1 In a way that is considered right according to the code of behaviour of a particular society. he insisted that his children act morally people expected the government to behave morally Example sentencesExamples It makes sense economically, but maybe not morally. To be conducted morally, the military actions that develop in a war must also be fought with a right intention. In the long run, freedom works both morally and economically. Perhaps he was urging people to do more than is morally required of them. We have acted lawfully, respectfully and morally throughout this matter. When you live in the shadows, it is no surprise a citizen is going to react morally and to be totally ashamed of his government. We have to conduct politics morally: "morally" does not mean following a set of precepts we read from a book. I was brought up thinking work is something you are morally obliged to do. He was morally incapable of doing such a thing. Barnett effectively demonstrates the impotence of the UN to react morally and ethically to genocide. Definition of morally in US English: morally adverbˈmôrəlēˈmɔrəli 1With reference to the principles of right and wrong behavior. he believed the war was morally justified murder is morally wrong Example sentencesExamples Nurses have the duty to question and, if necessary, to report and to refuse to participate in research they deem morally objectionable. A lot of Bresson's work has been read to have spiritual transcendence, yet also can be read existentially, politically and morally. No longer stuck playing the perennial gentleman, he is now able to conjure up something far more morally ambiguous. It's an almost comically absurd exploration of where humans are morally and spiritually positioned at this moment. In each case, some people were forced to financially support a cause they found morally repugnant. But, like the best journalists, Stephen keeps a distance from the action, physically and morally. With a performance that never misses a beat, Eric Bana gives us a man who loses his way, morally and spiritually. It is a morally corrupt institution run by a criminal bureaucracy. For them, serendipity seems a bit too much like gambling, and indeed, such chance gains are even morally suspect. What is the role of America in the world, morally, economically, militarily? 1.1 In a way that is considered right according to the code of behavior of a particular society. he insisted that his children act morally people expected the government to behave morally Example sentencesExamples We have to conduct politics morally: "morally" does not mean following a set of precepts we read from a book. We have acted lawfully, respectfully and morally throughout this matter. I was brought up thinking work is something you are morally obliged to do. In the long run, freedom works both morally and economically. Barnett effectively demonstrates the impotence of the UN to react morally and ethically to genocide. He was morally incapable of doing such a thing. It makes sense economically, but maybe not morally. Perhaps he was urging people to do more than is morally required of them. To be conducted morally, the military actions that develop in a war must also be fought with a right intention. When you live in the shadows, it is no surprise a citizen is going to react morally and to be totally ashamed of his government.
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