ethicallity 

a technicality in the ethical sense

While Steve considers it a mere ethicallity that he trade fantasy football players with Darren for only one game; most others consider that underhanded and of eliciting an unfair advantage.

ethicallity by chickslovethebung October 25, 2006

Ethicallity 

Gregory ball

Where is the ethicallity in that

Ethicallity by gregory ball December 9, 2022

ethically dissimilar 

A stupid argument cited by liberals in order to deny liberal media bias.

When the media harps on Mitt Romney's dog but fails to report on Barack Obama's brother, this is not media bias because these two things are ethically dissimilar.

When the media talks about George W. Bush mispronouncing words but ignores Barack Obama saying there are 57 states, this is not media bias because these two things are ethically dissimilar.

ethically dissimilar by 25Bingo July 28, 2013

ethically 

doing something in an ethical way.

doing something in a way that does not bring harm to others.

Not lying, cheating, stealing, hurting, defrauding, tricking, or putting down others.

People who have good character usually are ethical.

AT THE STRIP CLUB
Stripper 1: Hey! Are you rinsing your custies and draining their wallets?
Stripper 2: No! I'm an ethical stripper. I do my work ethically by making sure the custies are sane enough to handle me!
Stripper 1: Lol

ethically by gotmurc June 28, 2016

ethically challenged 

Politically correct euphemism for "dishonest".

Tony Bliar is ethically challenged over most issues.

ethically challenged by fubarderby August 17, 2005

ethnicality 

being granted or denied a position/priviliges based on one's ethnicity

Andre only got into college because of an ethnicality

ethnicality by brummbaer456 September 5, 2008

ethically lifecycled 

Products that were ethically produced throughout their entire life cycle.

I'm using a clean tech phone that's been ethically lifecycled.

ethically lifecycled by D.E.P. October 20, 2010