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300 entries under adjective topic. ×
| inculpable(good, honest, noble, decent) | |
| instructive(improving, moralistic) | |
| judicious | |
| justifiable(reasonable, honest, fair, upright) | |
| legitimate(correct, appropriate, honest, fair) | |
| level(reasonable, fair, proper, equal) | |
| licit | |
| light | |
| mannerly(good, correct, right, appropriate) | |
| merited(correct, right, fit, appropriate) | |
| model(noun, law, regulation, honest) | |
| moderate(straight, sober, rigid, conservative) | |
| motive | |
| neat(quiet, simple, clean, pure) | |
| neutral | |
| nondiscriminatory(reasonable, fair, proper, equal) | |
| nonpartisan(reasonable, fair, proper, equal) | |
| normal(good, sound, correct, right) | |
| pleasing(honest, true, decent, valuable) | |
| polite(good, correct, right, appropriate) |
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