morally
adv. manneradv. in a way that relates to what is right and wrong. You use this when talking about whether an action follows good human values.
adv. with reference to principles of right and wrong conduct. Often used to evaluate the ethical standing of an action or person rather than its legality or practicality.
He felt morally obligated to tell the truth.
The company was legally allowed to close the factory, but many felt it was morally wrong to leave so many people without work.
The philosopher argued that while the law provides a framework for order, individuals must still act morally according to their own conscience when those laws are unjust.
From Middle English morali, moralli, morally, equivalent to moral + -ly.
Typically placed before the adjective it modifies or after the verb.