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• eth´ni|cal|ly — eth|nic «EHTH nihk», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. having to do with the various racial and cultural groups of people and the characteristics, language, and customs of each; of, having to do with, or peculiar to a people: »The diverse ethnic and… …   Useful english dictionary

• eth|i|cal|i|ty — «EHTH uh KAL uh tee», noun, plural ties. ethical standard or principle; ethics: »the ethicality of business …   Useful english dictionary

• eth|ni|cal — «EHTH nuh kuhl», adjective. = ethnic. (Cf. ↑ethnic) …   Useful english dictionary

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• un|eth´i|cal|ly — un|eth|i|cal «uhn EHTH uh kuhl», adjective. not ethical; not in accordance with the rules for right conduct or practice. –un|eth´i|cal|ly, adverb …   Useful english dictionary

• un|eth|i|cal — «uhn EHTH uh kuhl», adjective. not ethical; not in accordance with the rules for right conduct or practice. –un|eth´i|cal|ly, adverb …   Useful english dictionary

• re|lig|i|o-eth|i|cal — «rih LIHJ ee oh EHTH uh kuhl», adjective. having to do with or based upon both religion and ethics: »Islam arose as a movement of socioeconomic justice and reform backed by certain religio ethical ideas about God, man, and the universe (London… …   Useful english dictionary

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• eth — eth·a·nal; eth·ane; eth·a·nim; eth·a·nol; eth·a·nol·amine; eth·a·no·lic; eth·a·nol·y·sis; eth·el; eth·ene; eth·e·noid; eth·ic; eth·i·cal·i·ty; eth·i·cal·ly; eth·i·cal·ness; eth·i·cize; eth·ide; eth·iodide; eth·moid·itis; eth·mo·lith; eth·narch;… …   English syllables