Definition for Virtue:

• Strength or effectiveness; worth; goodness; morality; purity; excellence or merit; a specific kind of goodness, such as temperance or patience.

Synonyms for Virtue:

• n.

  •
  • benefit,
  • trump card.
  •
  • accomplishment,
  • achievement,
  • way,
  • temper,
  • inability,
  • capacity,
  • distinction,
  • lack.
  •
  • purity.
  •
  • because of,
  • looking toward,
  • Because.
  •
  • rightness.
  •
  • restraint.
  •
  • excellence.
  •amenity (noun)
  • extravagance,
  • facility,
  • enrichment,
  • frill.
  •attribute (noun)
  • virtue,
  • Specialities,
  • speciality.
  •caliber (noun)
  • habilitations,
  • worthinesses.
  •celibacy (noun)
  • maidenhood.
  •character (noun)
  • greatness.
  •characteristic (noun)
  • dis positions,
  • dis-position,
  • dis position,
  • dis-positions.
  •chastity (noun)
  • monogamies,
  • chastenesses,
  • sinlessnesses,
  • spotlessnesses,
  • immaculacies.
  •continence (noun)
  • forbearance,
  • selfcontrol,
  • asceticism.
  •decency (noun)
  • fittingnesses.
  •dignity (noun)
  • re nown,
  • self respect,
  • courtlinesses,
  • re-nown,
  • selfrespect,
  • statelinesses,
  • re gards,
  • noblenesses,
  • self-respects,
  • re-gard.
  •efficacy (noun)
  • efficacy,
  • efficacies,
  • capableness.
  •ethic (noun)
  • value-system,
  • ethical code,
  • ethical values,
  • set of values,
  • moral philosophy.
  •excellence (noun)
  • pre eminences,
  • high qualities,
  • pre-eminences,
  • transcendences,
  • pre eminence.
  •feature (noun)
  • de tails,
  • de-tail,
  • de tail,
  • de-tails.
  •good (noun)
  • virtuousness,
  • straights.
  •goodness (noun)
  • obligingness,
  • graciousness,
  • wholesomeness,
  • ethicality,
  • humaneness.
  •honesty (noun)
  • bluntnesses,
  • impeccabilities,
  • outspokennesses,
  • straightforwardnesses,
  • trustinesses,
  • trustworthinesses,
  • straightnesses,
  • evenhandednesses,
  • reputabilities.
  •honor (noun)
  • in corruptness,
  • in-corruptions,
  • in corruptions,
  • incorruptnesses,
  • incorruptions,
  • in-corruptness,
  • in-corruption,
  • in-corruptnesses,
  • honestnesses,
  • in corruptnesses,
  • in corruption.
  •honor, integrity (noun)
  • fineness,
  • faithfulness,
  • character,
  • good point,
  • generosity,
  • ethic,
  • righteousness,
  • hope,
  • consideration,
  • fortitude,
  • ethicalness,
  • justice,
  • prudence,
  • charity,
  • faith,
  • love,
  • high-mindedness,
  • temperance,
  • credit.
  •perfection (noun)
  • phoenix,
  • faultlessness,
  • entireness,
  • Perfectness,
  • finishings,
  • idealisms,
  • exquisiteness,
  • exactness,
  • phoenixes,
  • ripeness.
  •potency (noun)
  • what it take,
  • what take,
  • birrs,
  • what takes.
  •power (noun)
  • dynamism,
  • horsepower,
  • voltage,
  • applied force,
  • omnipotence,
  • voltages,
  • mechanical energy.
  •quality (noun)
  • nature beast,
  • para meter,
  • way it,
  • para-meters,
  • para-meter,
  • name tune,
  • para meters.
  •repute (noun)
  • re spects,
  • re-spect,
  • re spect,
  • re-spects.
  •right (noun)
  • in dependences,
  • in-dependence,
  • in dependence,
  • in-dependences.
  •self-restraint (noun)
  • continence.
  •sexual morality (noun)
  • sexual morality.
  •significance (noun)
  • impressivenesses,
  • weightinesses.
  •sportsmanship (noun)
  • gamesmanships.
  •stature (noun)
  • tallnesses.
  •trait (noun)
  • de-nominator,
  • de nominator,
  • de-nominators,
  • nature the beast,
  • de nominators.
  •uprightness (noun)
  • perpendicularities,
  • up rightness,
  • up-rightnesses,
  • erectnesses,
  • up-rightness,
  • verticalities,
  • up rightnesses.
  •virtue (noun)
  • heroism,
  • pureness,
  • nobility,
  • guiltlessness,
  • creditability,
  • whiteness,
  • valor,
  • blamelessness,
  • ethics,
  • moral excellence,
  • angelicness,
  • cleanness,
  • Estimableness.
  •worth (noun)
  • meaningfulnesses.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • edge,
  • spoils,
  • conformity,
  • bounty,
  • idealism,
  • boon,
  • hand,
  • social conscience,
  • compunction,
  • healer,
  • charm,
  • jackpot,
  • comforter,
  • perk,
  • incentive,
  • privilege,
  • bonus,
  • upside,
  • moral fiber,
  • restorative,
  • propriety,
  • inside track,
  • fringe benefit,
  • secret weapon,
  • head start,
  • golden goose,
  • bargaining position,
  • side benefit,
  • drawing card,
  • sanctity,
  • pickings,
  • profit,
  • enticement,
  • family values,
  • moral victory,
  • showpiece,
  • reassurance,
  • consolation,
  • mileage,
  • comfort,
  • moral imperative,
  • bridgehead,
  • springboard,
  • kindness,
  • advantage,
  • asset,
  • cachet,
  • bells and whistles.
  •
  • gift,
  • booster,
  • seduction,
  • enchantment,
  • stature,
  • beneficiary,
  • beauty,
  • virginal,
  • payoff,
  • cutting-edge,
  • nicety,
  • reward,
  • maidenhead,
  • fair play,
  • humanity.
  •
  • positive,
  • glory,
  • principle,
  • high road,
  • ornament.
  •
  • card,
  • aid,
  • gain,
  • innocence,
  • boost.
  •
  • plus,
  • value,
  • interest.
  •
  • service.

Paraphrases for Virtue:

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    result, virtuous, consequence, value, respect, purpose, light, quality.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    accordance.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    merit, conformity, pursuance, advantage, reason, basis, accordance, strength, benefit, goodness, fact, implementation.

Antonyms for Virtue:

• n.

  • honor, integrity
    disregard, immorality, evil, dishonor, wildness, meanness, imperfection, disadvantage, dishonesty, disrespect, vice, disbelief, unfairness.
  • Other antonyms:
    lowness, negative, Disvalue, minus, feebleness, flaw, ineffectualness, indecency, indecisiveness, indecision, vileness, impropriety, impotence, untruth, unreasonableness, deficiency, unscrupulousness, favoritism, wickedness, sinfulness, defect, irresolution, cold feet, blemish, partiality, inequity, badness, unlawfulness, timidity, timorousness, wrong, faintheartedness, fearfulness, injustice, underhandedness, hesitation, indiscretion, drawback, crookedness, softness, mousiness, indecorum.

Virtue Sentence Examples:

• Add Peace to Liberty, - " And with that virtue, every virtue lives."

• Have you no knowledge that sin may be left behind and deserted as well as virtue?

Hypernym for Virtue:

• n.

  • attribute
    cardinal virtue.

Hyponym for Virtue:

• n.

  • attribute
    good, goodness.