principled (Meaning)

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principled (a)

based on or manifesting objectively defined standards of rightness or morality

He was known for his principled stance on social justice, never wavering in his commitment to equality.
Despite the temptation of personal gain, she remained principled and refused to compromise her values.
The principled decision to resign from the company rather than participate in unethical practices earned him respect from his peers.
A principled approach to leadership means adhering to ethical standards even in challenging situations.
Her principled stand against corruption inspired others to speak out and demand accountability.
The principled politician gained support from constituents who valued integrity and honesty.
In negotiations, it's essential to remain principled and not succumb to pressure tactics.
He lived his life by a set of principled values, always striving to do what was right.
The principled judge earned a reputation for fairness and impartiality in the courtroom.
Despite facing criticism, she stayed true to her principled beliefs and continued advocating for change.

based on or manifesting objectively defined standards of rightness or morality

honorable, ethical, respectable, honest, just, stand-up, upright, moral,noble, decent

corrupt,unprincipled, corrupt, unworthy, sinful, criminal, ignoble, unjust, evil, base

He was known for his principled stance on social justice, never wavering in his commitment to equality.

Despite the temptation of personal gain, she remained principled and refused to compromise her values.

The principled decision to resign from the company rather than participate in unethical practices earned him respect from his peers.

A principled approach to leadership means adhering to ethical standards even in challenging situations.