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virtuously
This term describes actions driven by a strict adherence to a moral code, often implying a sense of purity, integrity, or selfless devotion to what is right. It carries a positive, though sometimes austere, connotation, suggesting a disciplined approach to ethics rather than a spontaneous act of kindness.
In modern usage, the word can occasionally take on a critical or ironic tone if the behavior is perceived as self-righteous or performative. However, in most formal and literary contexts, it remains a sincere descriptor of high moral character and principled living.
Meanings
Examples
He spent his entire life striving to live virtuously.
I must act virtuously if I wish to lead these people.
The diplomat handled the crisis virtuously and with great integrity.
She wondered if she had behaved virtuously during the trial.
You cannot expect everyone to behave so virtuously in a war.
The monk lived virtuously in the mountains for twenty years.
He claimed to have acted virtuously but his actions suggested otherwise.