What is the adjective form of rectitude?

rectitudinous. righteous or correct or upright.

Is rectitude a noun or adjective?

Rectitude has a righteous derivation. It comes straight from the Latin adjective rectus, which means both “right” and “straight.” Rectitude itself can mean either “straightness” (an early use referred to literal straightness of lines, although this sense is now rare) or “rightness” of character.

What words can we use for heart?

Synonyms & Antonyms of heart

bigheartedness,
charity,
commiseration,
compassion,
feeling,
good-heartedness,
humanity,
kindheartedness,

Is heart a adjective?

heart (noun) heart–healthy (adjective) heart–stopping (adjective) heart–to–heart (adjective)

Can rectitude be used as an adjective?

characterized by or given to rectitude. virtuously self-righteous; pious.

What is connotation of heart?

a : generous disposition : compassion a leader with heart. b : love, affection won her heart. c : courage or enthusiasm especially when maintained during a difficult situation never lost heart — see also take heart.

What is adjective form of heart?

hearted. (in combination) Having, or shaped like, a specified form of heart.

What is the adverb form of heart?

heartly. (archaic) In a hearty or heart-felt manner; cordially; heartily.

What is the meaning of rectitude in English?

English Language Learners Definition of rectitude. formal : the quality of being honest and morally correct. See the full definition for rectitude in the English Language Learners Dictionary. Keep scrolling for more. Comments on rectitude.

What is another word for heart?

Adjectives for heart include heartbeatlike, heartcut, heartdeep, hearted, heartening, heartfelt, heartier, heartiest, heartless, heartlike, heartly, heartstruck

What are some words to describe someone with a positive attitude?

sincere, unfeigned, warm, genuine, deep, earnest, honest, cordial, ardent, profound, fervent, wholehearted, hearty, devout, dinkum, enthusiastic, passionate, eager, kindly, deepest, heart-to-heart, true, full-hearted, deeply felt, bona fide, from the heart. heartening. cheerfully encouraging.