rectitude

Adjective modifier

• factual: Dennis seeks to shift the focus of the object of evidence law to a point beyond the determination of factual rectitude.
• moral: Moslem teachers have in my presence utterly denied that Allah is subject to an absolute standard of moral rectitude.
• own: Other than some kind of rational assessment, what can one invoke here that is not already indebted to reason for its own rectitude?
• fiscal: There's big ambition, deep resentment, and fiscal rectitude.
• financial: Charlie McCreevy's on his way to Brussels because his financial rectitude might prove an electoral embarrassment.
• religious: One such gesture was personally administering communion to Pinochet in acknowledgment of his complete religious rectitude.

Noun used with modifier

business: But her last phrase clearly acknowledges that, for her, business rectitude is in itself actually pious.