principle
Refers to a foundational or essential rule.
A very important principle.
Refers to a core, essential rule.
A rule that applies widely.
A central or most important principle.
The principle that is the basis for something.
A principle related to science.
A principle related to law.
A principle related to politics.
A principle related to democracy.
Refers to a general, non-specific rule.
A principle related to a country's constitution.
A principle that is true or applicable everywhere and for everyone.
A principle that provides a structure or system for something.
A principle that exists as an idea, not a concrete reality.
A principle based on theory rather than practice.
A strong, fundamental principle that supports everything else.
A most important or main principle.
A principle concerning the distinction between right and wrong.
A principle relating to beliefs about what is morally right and wrong.
Strong and good moral rules.
Used when a principle is relevant to a situation.
The principle forms the basis of something.
The principle supports or strengthens something.
Something that is done based on a moral belief.
A person with high moral standards.
The psychoanalytic concept that humans instinctively seek pleasure and avoid pain.
In theory or as a general idea, but maybe not in reality.
The basic idea or rule that explains something.
To use a principle in a particular situation.
To set up or create a principle.
To act against a principle.
To create or develop a principle carefully.
To include a principle as part of something.
To mention a principle in order to support an argument.
To be a perfect example of a principle.
To continue to follow one's principles, especially in a difficult situation.
To follow a principle faithfully.
To go against one's moral rules in a way that is considered dishonorable.
To stop following one's moral rules.