Rectitude: Definition, Meaning, and Usage Examples
Rectitude (rek-tə-ˌtüd, -ˌtyüd) noun
1. Moral uprightness; integrity.
2. Correctness of judgment or action.
Examples:
- "The judge was known for his rectitude and impartiality."
- "She was admired for her rectitude in always doing what she believed to be right."
- "The company's rectitude was called into question when it was revealed that it had been bribing government officials."
- "The politician's rectitude was questioned after he was caught in a scandal."
- "The rectitude of the decision was debated for hours."
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