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Righteous

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Adjective

characterized by uprightness or morality
a righteous observance of the law.
morally right or justifiable
righteous indignation.
acting in an upright, moral way; virtuous
a righteous and godly person.
Slang . absolutely genuine or wonderful
some righteous playing by a jazz great.

Noun

the righteous, ( used with a plural verb ) righteous persons collectively.

Antonyms

adjective
bad , corrupt , dishonest , immoral , unfair

Synonyms

adjective
angelic , blameless , charitable , commendable , conscientious , creditable , deserving , devoted , devout , dutiful , equitable , ethical , exemplary , fair , faithful , godlike , guiltless , holy , honorable , impartial , innocent , irreproachable , just , laudable , law-abiding , matchless , meritorious , moral , noble , peerless , philanthropic , philanthropical , praiseworthy , punctilious , pure , reverent , right-minded , saintly , scrupulous , sinless , spiritual , sterling , trustworthy , upright , virtuous , worthy , good , incorruptible , true , upstanding , principled , proper , right , rightful , godly , honest , magnanimous , pious , rectitudinous , religiose , religious , smug

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