Definition of: ethic

(eth′ik) adjective
Ethical; moral.
—noun
1. The philosophy of morals; ethics: now in revived use by some philosophical writers instead of ethics.
2. The standard of character set up by any race or nation. [<L ethicus <Gk. ēthikos <ethos character]

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