1. A system of moral principles governing the appropriate, or right conduct of an individual or group. 2. Relating to a code of agreement among people that they will obtain the optimum solution of their problems and maximizes the possibility of survival of the individual, group, and human race. 3. Rules or standards governing the conduct of the members of a profession.
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1. To remove or destroy something completely; eliminate, obliterate. 2. Remove all traces of. 3. To recount a painful experience until it ceases to be painful.
A fact that is established by observation, not established by theory or reason.
1. The act or procedure of making an identical copy of an original. 2. The replication, or copying of the original over and over. 3. Something or someone that strongly resembles another. 4. Something that is made to look exactly like something else. 5. The act of saying or doing over again.
1. An exact copy or reproduction; replica. 2. To make an exact copy or copies of. 3. Anything corresponding in all respects to something else. 4. To do or perform again; repeat.