uprightness

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uprightness

A judge is known for his uprightness and fairness in the courtroom.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The quality of being honest, honorable, and morally correct: "Uprightness" refers to the state or character of adhering strictly to principles of morality, integrity, and honesty.
    • The state of being in a vertical or erect position: "Uprightness" can describe the physical property of being perpendicular to the ground or horizon.
    • The condition of being straight up and down: It denotes the posture or position of an object or person that is not leaning or lying down.
Usage Examples
  • Noun (Moral Integrity):
    • Her personal uprightness was never questioned by anyone who knew her.
    • The judge was respected for his fairness and uprightness.
  • Noun (Vertical Position):
    • The uprightness of the tower was checked by the engineers.
    • He walked with a remarkable uprightness despite his age.
Advanced Usage
  • "In all uprightness": With complete honesty and integrity.
    • He acted in all uprightness, disclosing the full report to the public.
  • "Moral uprightness": A common collocation emphasizing ethical correctness.
    • The scandal shocked a community that valued moral uprightness.
Variants and Related Words
  • Upright (adj): Vertical, erect; or honest and honorable.
    • An upright piano. / He is an upright citizen.
  • Uprightly (adv): In an honest or vertical manner.
    • She lived uprightly. / The pole stood uprightly.
Synonyms
  • Integrity: The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.
  • Rectitude: Morally correct behavior or thinking; righteousness.
  • Honesty: The quality of being truthful and free from deceit.
  • Verticality: The quality of being vertical or upright in position.
Antonyms
  • Dishonesty: The quality of being untruthful or deceitful.
  • Corruption: Dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power.
  • Horizontalness: The quality of being parallel to the ground; flatness.
Related Phrases
  • Pillar of uprightness: A metaphor for a person who is a strong example of moral integrity.
    • He was considered a pillar of uprightness in the industry.
  • Test of uprightness: A situation that challenges or reveals one's moral character.
    • The difficult decision was a true test of his uprightness.
uprightness

A judge is known for his uprightness and fairness in the courtroom.

Noun
  1. righteousness as a consequence of being honorable and honest
  2. position at right angles to the horizon
  3. the property of being upright in posture