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Definition of virtuously - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
moral behaviorRare in a manner showing high moral standardsRare
- She behaved virtuously in the face of temptation..
2.
chaste behaviorRare behaving with purity and chastityRare
- He virtuously avoided temptations that could lead him astray.
Origin of virtuously
Latin, virtus (virtue) + -ous (full of)
Examples of virtuously in a sentence
They lived virtuously, helping those in need. She virtuously declined the offer to cheat. They lived virtuously, adhering to their moral code.
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- French:vertueusement, chastement, ...
- German:tugendhaft, keusch, ...
- Italian:virtuosamente, castamente, ...
- Spanish:con virtud, de manera virtuosa, ...
- Portuguese:com virtude, castamente, ...
- Chinese:道德高尚地, 纯洁地, ...
- Japanese:徳高く, 貞淑に, ...
- Arabic:بِاستِقامَة, بِعِفَّة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּיוֹשֶׁר, בְּצִנְעָה, ...
- Russian:добродетельно, целомудренно, ...
- Ukrainian:морально, цнотливо, ...
- Hindi:सदाचारपूर्वक, पवित्रता से, ...
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