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Перевод: virtuous

[прилагательное]
добродетельный; целомудренный

Тезаурус:

1. "He would have felt three times as virtuous," I said, and the barman looked at me blankly.
2. Leapor goes on to describe a woman married to a clergyman who is universally virtuous and"
3. In the late romanticism of Stevenson's tale of corruption in the South Seas, the islanders are not seen as virtuous noble savages, but certainly appear no worse than the white men who take advantage of them.
4. But I do not know anyone who would willingly die, for instance, of lung Cancer on the virtuous grounds that he was helping others through his taxes.
5. Right at the outset we are alerted to the tact that Mary Frith, the real-life cross-dresser on whom the play is based, is being given a more virtuous image than she in fact possessed (dedication, ll. 19 ff.; prologue, ll. 26 - 7).
6. HIS betrothed vilely poisoned by the Duke, his father dead of discontent while in the same nobleman's employment, his virtuous sister threatened with seduction by the same man's son - 'tis little wonder Vindice feels a trifle miffed.
7. The man who links together his prayer with deeds of duty, and fits seemly actions with his prayer, is the man who prays without ceasing, for his virtuous deeds or the commandments he has fulfilled are taken up as a part of his prayer.
8. Reassuring, virtuous and wise, Babar apparently provides a welcome escape from the violence and insecurity of the real world.
9. His gregarious mother sometimes teases her son by accusing him of being too virtuous.
10. His eyes would return to his book; so virtuous, so innocent.
11. Whatever the strictures from his commanders and from the virtuous, local middle class, and newspapers on enforcing the law, a constable with his wits about him recognized the expediency of a "live-and-let-live" policy.
12. virtuous elderly senator who was prevailed upon to succeed the murdered Commodus as Roman Emperor in AD 193.
13. After this virtuous start Ms or Mr Trim never, of course, succumbs to a biscuit or cake half-way through the morning.