英语词汇“ethicised”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

ethic /ethˈik/ (now rare)

adjective

Ethical

noun

(more commonly ethˈics sing) the science of morals, that branch of philosophy which is concerned with human character and conduct

A system of morals or rules of behaviour

A treatise on morals

ORIGIN: Gr ēthikos, from ēthos custom or character

ethˈical adjective

Relating to morals, the science of ethics or professional standards of conduct

Relating to, or in accord with, approved moral behaviour

(of advertising) decent, honest and informative, not misleading, dishonest or unscrupulous

Denoting a proprietary pharmaceutical not advertised to the general public and only available to the general public on doctor's prescription (also noun)

(of investment, funds, etc) not involving the abuse of natural resources or the exploitation of people or animals

ethicalˈity or ethˈicalness noun

ethˈically adverb

ethˈicism noun

The tendency to moralize or ethicize

Great interest in ethics or passion for ethical ideals

ethˈicist noun

An expert on or student in ethics

A person who detaches ethics from religion

ethˈicize or ethˈicise /-sīz/ transitive verb

To make ethical
To treat as ethical

ethico- combining form

Denoting something ethical or of ethics

ethical dative or ethic dative noun

(esp in Greek and Latin) a dative implying an indirect interest in the matter, used to give a livelier tone to the sentence

ethical genitive noun

A genitive implying interest (eg talking as usual about his jazz)

situation ethics

Ethics based on the proposition that no conduct is good or bad in itself and that one must determine what is right or wrong in each situation as it arises