Virtuous

/ˈvɜːrtʃuəs/
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Cultural Perceptions

The concept of virtue varies between cultures; be mindful of different moral standards when using 'virtuous.'

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His actions were considered virtuous in his country, though not everywhere.
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Positive Connotation

'Virtuous' always implies a positive judgment and admiration for someone's behavior.

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The virtuous decision to donate the unexpected windfall won him much praise.
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Non-religious Usage

Though often associated with religious morality, 'virtuous' can describe secular good deeds too.

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Volunteering at the shelter is seen as a virtuous activity, regardless of one's beliefs.
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