Moral
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 337
moFal, adj. of or belonging to the man- tiers or conduct of men conformed to right virtuous capable of moral action subject to the moral law instructing with regard to morals supported by evidence of reason or probability. — n. in pi manner the doctrine or practice of the duties of life moral philosophy or ethics 82Q fate, far; roS, hfcr; mine; n Morion conduct in sing, the practical le on given by anything. [Fr.— L. moraiis—mox, mor is, manner, custom.] 'Morals, mn-riii', the moral condition mental state as regards spirit and confidence, esp. of a body of men. [Fr.]
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