decency

IPA: dˈisʌnsi

noun

  • The quality of being decent; propriety.
  • That which is proper or becoming.
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Examples of "decency" in Sentences

  • Finally some sense and common decency from a republican.
  • In the name of decency, go home to your parents, you losers.
  • By any definition of the word "decency" it's been a long time since
  • Our international standing and reputation for decency is in tatters.
  • For those who don't see anything wrong with America's past, your lack of decency is evident.
  • But I just wanted to say that sometimes just plain decency and kindness are the best medicine.
  • To be the nation our founding fathers dreamt we would be, the left needs to learn decency from the right.
  • Because a wingnut even momentarily showing a glimmer of decency is a news item these days. conservative guy says:
  • The only way to defeat evil and stand up for morals, values, integrity, and decency is to vote against Democrats.

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