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virtues
/ -tʃuːz, ˈvɜːtjuːz /
plural noun
(often capital) the fifth of the nine orders into which the angels are traditionally divided in medieval angelology
Example Sentences
Dr He is also expecting a rise in marketing to push the virtues of less processed food products, as well as to justify their higher price points.
Patience and foresight are underappreciated, but indispensable virtues of constitutional government.
It starts from afar, has an animal with human characteristics as its protagonist - in this case a lion - with its vices and virtues.
Executives at Netflix, long on the leading edge of providing niche offerings to fit every consumer’s taste, now extol the virtues of the mass audience viewing experience now that it carries NFL games.
But however put-upon we may feel, our kids' failure to overtly and regularly praise us for our maternal virtues is nothing beside the societal lack of appreciation for some of the animal kingdom's great mothers.
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