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Definitions from the WebVirtueNoun: 1. Moral excellence; goodness; righteousness. Example sentence: He was known for his virtue and always did what was right. Noun: 2. A particular moral quality or characteristic. Example sentence: Honesty is considered a virtue in most cultures. Noun: 3. Chastity, especially in women. Example sentence: She was praised for her virtue and modesty. Noun: 4. An advantage or benefit. Example sentence: Patience is a virtue when dealing with difficult clients. Noun: 5. Rare excellence; nobility. Example sentence: His virtuous acts earned him the reputation of a true hero. Adjective: 1. Possessing or characterized by virtue. Example sentence: She showed a virtue behavior by always helping others. Adjective: 2. Pure; chaste. Example sentence: The princess was renowned for her virtue and innocence. Idiom: 1. Virtue is often the result of insufficient temptation: Being virtuous is easier when there are not many temptations or opportunities to behave otherwise. Example sentence: The monk believed that virtue is often the result of insufficient temptation, so he isolated himself from the worldly pleasures. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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