The ethical question
Example: The ethical question is important when we decide what is right.
Definition
"The ethical question" refers to a moral issue or dilemma that requires careful consideration of right and wrong behavior, often explored in philosophy to determine what actions are justifiable or good in a given situation.
Etymology
The phrase "the ethical question" combines "ethical," derived from the Greek word 'ethikos,' meaning 'relating to character,' and "question," from Latin 'quaestio,' meaning 'inquiry.' Together, they refer to an inquiry into moral principles and values.
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"The ethical question" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Philosophy - (A2) - set 1", containing 105 commonly used words.
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