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SENSE OF RIGHT AND WRONG

(noun)
There is 1 meaning of the phrase Sense Of Right And Wrong.

Definitions

Sense Of Right And Wrong - as a noun

Motivation deriving logically from ethical or moral principles that govern a person's thoughts and actions

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"Having a sense of right and wrong is important for making moral decisions."
"Parents play a crucial role in teaching their children a sense of right and wrong."
"Some people believe that a sense of right and wrong is inherent in human nature."
"Religions often provide guidance on developing a sense of right and wrong."
"The legal system is based on society's collective sense of right and wrong."
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