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morally
This adverb is primarily used to distinguish ethical considerations from legal, financial, or practical ones. It shifts the focus from what is permitted by law or society to what is deemed right or wrong based on a personal or collective code of ethics. It often appears in contexts of internal conflict or philosophical debate.
Commonly paired with verbs of obligation or judgment, such as "morally obligated" or "morally bankrupt," it describes a state of being or a quality of action rather than a physical process. Because it deals with subjective values, its usage often implies a contrast between the "letter of the law" and the "spirit of morality."