Similar words: ethics, philosophical, something, something of, something like, something else, radical, logical. Meaning: ['eθɪkl] 
adj. 1. of or relating to the philosophical study of ethics 2. conforming to accepted standards of social or professional behavior 3. adhering to ethical and moral principles.
adj. 1. of or relating to the philosophical study of ethics 2. conforming to accepted standards of social or professional behavior 3. adhering to ethical and moral principles. 
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271. Modern credit covering virtue or individual self-cultivation, ethical code or public morality is bound to be represented by the arrangement of social system.
272. What is moral turpitude, an ethical lapse, but a soilingof one's character?
273. On the theoretic level, the application of moral purism as weapon to make unlimited criticism to terrorism is the only route thoroughly solving ethical problem of terrorism.
274. Modern enlightenment in China is a kind of ethical enlightenment, for its aim is to repudiate feudal ethical code based on the authority of family in which females played an important part.
275. Thanksgiving should be every person in the community should be some basic ethical guidelines, is the minimum life of self-cultivation, but also human.
276. This paper argues that his philosophical anthropology was a continuing development of his ethical personalism posed in his early ethical theories.
277. Mr Newman says the Kansan medical authorities were about to revoke Dr Tiller's licence following ethical complaints, though Dr Tiller had stayed open for decades despite a barrage of similar ones.
278. Industry needs to work with the academic community to ensure that the ethical debate continues inside and outside of the ivy-covered walls.
More similar words: ethics, philosophical, something, something of, something like, something else, radical, logical, typical, musical, medical, vertical, critical, chemical, basically, clinical, typically, tropical, identical, historical, technical, practical, ironically, physically, classical, political, theological, ecological, biological, politically.