Definitionn. motivation deriving logically from ethical or moral principles that govern a person's thoughts and actions
Last update: July 3, 2016
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Janet has no scruples about mistreating people who mistreat her. [verb]
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Although Alan would like to participate in the challenge, his religious scruples will not allow him to participate in a drinking event. [verb]
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This adopting act allowed scruples as to "articles not essential and necessary in doctrine, worship or government" - the presbytery being judge in the case and not the subscriber. [Please select]
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He had to deal with scruples of an unknown species. [Please select]
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Hesitations, scruples, particularly on the part of Aunt Gillenormand. [Please select]
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For if you have scruples about injuring the Duponts, I have scruples about injuring Uncle Maréchal. [Please select]
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He hung back protesting; but she would take no refusal, gently but firmly overruling all his scruples. [Please select]
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He considered only the end in view, caring nothing for the means: he had no scruples. [Please select]
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