rectitude

• Perhaps his obtrusive virtues made him enemies, and his rectitude was a standing offense to his associates It is certain he got on well with scarcely anybody with whom he was thrown in his enterprises. —  The Complete Project Gutenberg Writings of Charles Dudley Warner
• It is all done out of sheer rectitude--out of a rectitude which is magnified to the point of the younger son believing that he has been RIGHTLY sold, and that it is simply idyllic for the victim to rejoice when he is made over into pledge. —  The Gambler
• This prosecutor should be someone with an unimpeachable reputation for wisdom, rectitude, and non-partisanship. —  Obsidian Wings
• Perhaps his obtrusive virtues made him enemies, and his rectitude was a standing offense to his associates. —  The Complete Project Gutenberg Writings of Charles Dudley Warner
• "'Tis a proof to me of your moral rectitude, my son, but the world will not think so. —  Ordeal of Richard Feverel — Complete

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