in virtue of (Meaning)
in virtue of
a capacity to act, a desirable quality, a beneficial quality or power of a thing, a commendable quality or trait, a particular moral excellence, an order of angels see celestial hierarchy, manly strength or courage, through the force of, conduct that agrees with what is morally right, a particular moral quality, chastity especially in a woman, conformity to a standard of right
Synonyms & Antonyms of in virtue of
in virtue of Sentence Examples
- The CEO was promoted in virtue of her exceptional leadership skills.
- In virtue of his seniority, he held a privileged position in the company.
- The student was granted a scholarship in virtue of her academic excellence.
- The law was upheld in virtue of its inherent fairness and justice.
- The defendant was found not guilty in virtue of reasonable doubt.
- The treaty was signed in virtue of the parties' mutual respect and understanding.
- The organization was granted tax-exempt status in virtue of its charitable mission.
- The witness was sworn in virtue of the importance of her testimony.
- The doctor administered the medication in virtue of the patient's urgent need.
- The homeowner was eligible for a property tax break in virtue of her age and low income.
FAQs About the word in virtue of
a capacity to act, a desirable quality, a beneficial quality or power of a thing, a commendable quality or trait, a particular moral excellence, an order of ang
by means of, in,by dint of, per,with, via, by
No antonyms found.
The CEO was promoted in virtue of her exceptional leadership skills.
In virtue of his seniority, he held a privileged position in the company.
The student was granted a scholarship in virtue of her academic excellence.
The law was upheld in virtue of its inherent fairness and justice.
