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Ethical Arguments

Definition:

Ethical arguments refer to debates or discussions centered around moral principles and values. These arguments involve examining the rightness or wrongness of actions, decisions, or beliefs based on ethical standards.

Sample Sentences:

1. In the ethical argument about euthanasia, some people believe it is a compassionate choice, while others argue it is morally wrong.

2. The ethical argument surrounding animal testing revolves around the balance between scientific progress and animal welfare.

3. Ethical arguments often arise when considering the ethical implications of genetic engineering and its impact on future generations.

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