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High-principled

Definition:

Adjective - having or showing strong moral principles

Senses:

1. Carrying out actions in accordance with strong ethical values.
2. Being honest and honorable in all aspects of life.

Examples:

Sense 1:

1. She is known for being high-principled and has never compromised her integrity.
2. Having a high-principled approach in business helps to build trust with customers.
3. His high-principled actions earned him respect and admiration among his peers.

Sense 2:

1. Even in difficult situations, he always remains high-principled and refuses to engage in any dishonest practices.
2. His high-principled character guided him to make fair and just decisions as a judge.
3. A high-principled leader sets a positive example for others to follow.

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