Scruple Mnemonic
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scruple
scruple
/ˈskɹuːpəl/
Examples
- Such traitors have no scruple in regards morality.
- To be sure, a lot of the opposition to slavery and especially to its spread was motivated less by moral scruple.
- My point is a matter of scruple.
- On this material, the pedantic scruples of pilpul are exercised.
- It's nice to see that you share the same scruple.
- At the risk of seeming to quibble, I'll add these further scruples.
- Harley employed her influence without scruple, and not in vain.
- He expressed regret for having an underdeveloped sense of scruple.
- It's strange that he should have such a scruple at the last moment.
- Also, there shall be total freedom of scruples for people of all faiths.
a unit of apothecary weight equal to 20 grains
noun
uneasiness about the fitness of an action
noun
an ethical or moral principle that inhibits action
noun
hesitate on moral grounds
verb
raise scruples
verb
have doubts about
verb
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"Screw + Apple. He hesitates to screw the apple because he's unsure."
"Screw + Apple. He hesitates to screw the apple, doubting if it's right."
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