Definition for Uprightness:

• uprightness as a consequence of being honorable and honest

Synonyms for Uprightness:

• n.

  •
  • virtuousness,
  • rightness.
  •
  • righteousness.
  •candor (noun)
  • straightforwardnesses,
  • forthrightnesses,
  • glasnosts,
  • ingenuousnesses,
  • up rightnesses,
  • up-rightness,
  • outspokennesses,
  • up rightness,
  • up-rightnesses,
  • un-equivocalness,
  • unequivocalnesses,
  • un equivocalness,
  • directnesses,
  • un equivocalnesses,
  • un-equivocalnesses,
  • guilelessnesses.
  •character (noun)
  • Fame,
  • station.
  •chastity (noun)
  • spotlessnesses,
  • monogamies,
  • immaculacies,
  • sinlessnesses,
  • chastenesses.
  •dignity (noun)
  • erectness,
  • perpendicularity,
  • verticality,
  • integrity.
  •equity (noun)
  • dis-interestednesses,
  • even handednesses,
  • dis-interestedness,
  • fairmindedness,
  • fair plays,
  • square deals,
  • evenhandednesses,
  • even-handednesses,
  • dis interestednesses,
  • reasonablenesses,
  • dis interestedness,
  • even handedness,
  • fair mindedness.
  •fairness (noun)
  • give take,
  • openmindedness,
  • open mindedness,
  • give takes.
  •good (noun)
  • straights.
  •goodness (noun)
  • ethicality,
  • obligingness,
  • humaneness,
  • wholesomeness,
  • graciousness.
  •honesty (noun)
  • bluntnesses,
  • self respect,
  • trustinesses,
  • impeccabilities,
  • straightnesses,
  • self-respects,
  • trustworthinesses,
  • selfrespect,
  • reputabilities.
  •honor (noun)
  • in corruptnesses,
  • in-corruption,
  • in-corruptnesses,
  • honestnesses,
  • incorruptions,
  • in-corruptions,
  • in corruptions,
  • incorruptnesses,
  • in corruptness,
  • in-corruptness,
  • in corruption.
  •impartialness (noun)
  • dis passionatenesses,
  • dis-passions,
  • dis-passion,
  • dis-passionateness,
  • dis-interests,
  • dis passionateness,
  • dis passion,
  • dis passions,
  • dis-interest,
  • dis-passionatenesses,
  • dis interest,
  • dis interests.
  •incorruptibility (noun)
  • in corruptibilities,
  • in-corruptibilities,
  • in-corruptibility,
  • in corruptibility.
  •innocence (noun)
  • innocence,
  • inculpability,
  • clean hands,
  • guiltlessness,
  • clear conscience,
  • stainlessness,
  • immaculateness.
  •justice (noun)
  • fairness.
  •justness (noun)
  • justness.
  •loyalty (noun)
  • re-solutions,
  • in-violability,
  • subjections,
  • sub mission,
  • sub-mission,
  • sub-missions,
  • re liabilities,
  • singlemindednesses,
  • staunchnesses,
  • in violabilities,
  • sub missions,
  • truenesses,
  • re-solution,
  • in violability,
  • single mindednesses,
  • re-liability,
  • trueheartednesses,
  • single mindedness,
  • devotednesses,
  • re liability,
  • re-liabilities,
  • in-violabilities,
  • single-mindednesses,
  • re solutions.
  •morality (noun)
  • worthinesses,
  • saintlinesses,
  • good habit.
  •nobility (noun)
  • stateliness,
  • sublimity,
  • Sublimities,
  • nobility,
  • peerages,
  • Illustriousness,
  • peerage,
  • ruling classes,
  • ruling class,
  • Nobleness,
  • noblesse.
  •order (noun)
  • law and order.
  •principle/principles (noun)
  • sense honor,
  • sense duty.
  •repute (noun)
  • re spect,
  • re-spect,
  • re-spects,
  • re spects.
  •responsibility (noun)
  • capablenesses,
  • levelheadednesses,
  • sensiblenesses,
  • dependablenesses.
  •right (noun)
  • in dependence,
  • in-dependence,
  • in-dependences,
  • in dependences.
  •truth (noun)
  • dutifulness.
  •veracity (noun)
  • straight stuff,
  • honest-to-god truth,
  • veraciousness.
  •virtue (noun)
  • good points,
  • good point.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • glory,
  • grace,
  • circumscribe,
  • conscience,
  • sanctity,
  • prevent,
  • true,
  • not crooked,
  • candour,
  • suitable,
  • upright,
  • award,
  • Bona fides,
  • faithfulness,
  • ennoble,
  • correctness,
  • faith,
  • hold,
  • glorify,
  • genuineness,
  • principles,
  • ideals,
  • purity,
  • fidelity,
  • restrain,
  • verticalness,
  • bind,
  • economise,
  • genuine,
  • honour,
  • straight,
  • bonne foi,
  • just,
  • reason,
  • honest,
  • sincerity,
  • respect,
  • rightfulness,
  • authentic,
  • veracity,
  • rectitude,
  • fitness,
  • mores,
  • positive,
  • businesslike,
  • inhibit,
  • respectability,
  • reduce,
  • curtail,
  • cut back,
  • principle,
  • suppress,
  • seriousness,
  • shorten,
  • correct,
  • worth,
  • reality,
  • legality,
  • govern,
  • holiness,
  • morals,
  • constancy,
  • title,
  • fact,
  • fortunate,
  • retrench,
  • frankness,
  • ethicalness,
  • straight ahead,
  • good faith,
  • proper,
  • restrict,
  • honourableness,
  • lawfulness,
  • contain,
  • repress,
  • scrupulousness,
  • excellency,
  • curb,
  • definite,
  • keep,
  • high-mindedness,
  • high rank,
  • orderly,
  • justice,
  • precise,
  • reasonable,
  • aplomb,
  • forbid,
  • thorough,
  • excellence,
  • authority,
  • direct,
  • sincere,
  • impartiality,
  • unimpeachability,
  • openness,
  • propriety,
  • pure,
  • bound,
  • legal power,
  • veridicality,
  • good character,
  • Standards,
  • actual,
  • absolute,
  • effective,
  • ethics,
  • law,
  • accurate,
  • confine,
  • esteem,
  • right-mindedness,
  • sportsmanship,
  • candidness,
  • constrain.

Paraphrases for Uprightness:

• Equivalence

  • Noun, singular or mass
    righteousness.

Antonyms for Uprightness:

• n.

  • dignity
    dishonor, dishonesty, disgrace.
  • Other antonyms:
    inequity, partiality, wrong, favoritism, untruth, unfairness, unreasonableness, unlawfulness, injustice.

Uprightness Sentence Examples:

• The worst was that his sensitive uprightness might make him an easy victim of the unscrupulous adventurer.

• What more pitiable picture than that of a man just ready to pass from all that should be worth having and loving to the unknown country, with fear behind and awful uncertainty beyond - with the work of a whole life, which should now bring a reward of tenderness, gratitude, and reverential esteem, embittered and blasted by the relentless curse that ever trails after weakness and passion - fear, distrust, and apprehension between himself and family, and the Damoclean sword ever above him, ready to fall at the instant he endeavors to throw the horrible shadow from him to regain honesty and uprightness!