She was firm and very principled.
High-principled = having high principles.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
prin·ci·pled — … Useful english dictionary
un|prin´ci|pled|ness — un|prin|ci|pled «uhn PRIHN suh puhld», adjective. lacking good moral principles; not upright or ethical; bad. SYNONYM(S): See syn. under unscrupulous. (Cf. ↑unscrupulous) –un|prin´ci|pled|ness, noun … Useful english dictionary
un|prin|ci|pled — «uhn PRIHN suh puhld», adjective. lacking good moral principles; not upright or ethical; bad. SYNONYM(S): See syn. under unscrupulous. (Cf. ↑unscrupulous) –un|prin´ci|pled|ness, noun … Useful english dictionary
non|prin|ci|pled — «non PRIHN suh puhld», adjective. rejecting moral principles; nonmoral … Useful english dictionary
pled — pim·pled; pled; pled·get; pled·gor; prin·ci·pled; stee·pled; un·ex·am·pled; pled·geor; un·prin·ci·pled·ness; … English syllables
prin — ca·prin·ic; cy·prin·o·don; cy·prin·o·don·tes; cy·prin·o·don·ti·dae; prin·ceps; prin·cess·ly; prin·ci·pal·i·ty; prin·ci·pal·ly; prin·ci·pal·ness; prin·ci·pal·ship; prin·ci·pate; prin·ci·pe; prin·cip·i·um; prin·ci·pled; prin·cox; prin·gle;… … English syllables
un·prin·ci·pled — … Useful english dictionary
principled — prin·ci·pled … English syllables
principled — prin|ci|pled [ˈprınsıpəld] adj formal 1.) someone who is principled has strong opinions about what is morally right and wrong principled stand/opposition/objection etc ▪ He took a principled stand against the legislation. 2.) based on clear and… … Dictionary of contemporary English
principled — prin|ci|pled [ prınsəpld ] adjective honest and responsible about what you do and how you treat other people: He is a principled, if flawed, politician … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
