A
person who evaluates
people, decisions, and relationships primarily according to principles rather than popularity, identity, status, wealth, appearance, or
group affiliation.
A princicentric individual believes that a person's principles—and their willingness to uphold them when challenged—reveal more about their character than any
label, title, or social category.
While others follow trends, a princicentric person follows principles.
Princicentric: Principles before popularity. Character before category.
Origin: From principle (a fundamental belief or standard of conduct) and -centric (centered upon).
