moral sense — the ability to distinguish between right and wrong; an innate feeling of ethical judgment
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the ability to distinguish between right and wrong; an innate feeling of ethical judgment
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmɔːrəl sɛns/
Korean meaning: 옳고 그름을 구별하는 능력; 타고난 윤리적 판단력
Korean pronunciation: **모**럴 **센**스
Example Sentences
- The politician's moral sense seemed to disappear whenever election season arrived.
- Children develop their moral sense through observing their parents' behavior.
- His moral sense was so strong that he returned the wallet even though no one was watching.
moral sense
NOUN//ˈmɔːrəl sɛns//
the ability to distinguish between right and wrong; an innate feeling of ethical judgment
the ability to distinguish between right and wrong; an innate feeling of ethical judgment
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라틴어 'moralis'(관습과 관련된)와 'sensus'(감각, 지각)의 결합으로, 도덕적 직감이나 양심의 개념을 나타내게 되었습니다.
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“The politician's moral sense seemed to disappear whenever election season arrived.”
“Children develop their moral sense through observing their parents' behavior.”
“His moral sense was so strong that he returned the wallet even though no one was watching.”
“The company's moral sense was questioned when they continued polluting despite environmental warnings.”
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