Honesty

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Honesty is the quality of being truthful, sincere, and free from deceit in one’s words, actions, and intentions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf character trait
ethical value
moral principle
moral virtue
personal quality
contributesTo credibility
moral character
reputation
social cohesion
trust
hasDefinition quality of being truthful, sincere, and free from deceit
involves absence of deceit
accuracy in communication
consistency between words and actions
fair dealing
integrity
reliability
sincerity
transparency
truthfulness
isComponentOf ethical decision-making
good citizenship
good leadership
integrity
isEncouragedBy many ethical theories
religious moral codes
virtue ethics
isExpressedThrough admitting mistakes
avoiding misleading statements
keeping promises
telling the truth
isOppositeOf deceit
dishonesty
fraud
hypocrisy
lying
manipulation
isValuedIn business practices
education
journalism
legal systems
personal relationships
professional ethics
religious traditions
scientific research
requires courage
respect for truth
responsibility for one’s words
self-awareness

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Big Shot isFollowedBy Honesty
52nd Street hasPart Honesty