Ethics Word Search — Easy

Play a free online Ethics word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.

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Ethics word list, defined

BLUR /blɜːr/ · noun, verb
To blur is to make something indistinct, hazy, or difficult to perceive clearly, whether physically (as with vision or an image) or figuratively (as with boundaries between ideas). As a noun, a blur is something seen or remembered indistinctly. Related: obscure, dim, haze, muddle.
BOND /bɒnd/ (UK), /bɑːnd/ (US) · noun (also verb)
A bond is a strong connection or tie linking people, groups, or things, whether emotional, physical, or financial. In finance, it specifically means an interest-bearing security issued by a government or company as a way of borrowing money. Related: tie, connection, link, attachment.
FOUL /faʊl/ · adjective
Offensive to the senses or morally repugnant — filthy, bad-smelling, or wicked. As a verb and noun, it also refers to an illegal or unfair act, especially in sport. Related: nasty, disgusting, repulsive, rank.
GRIT /ˈɡrɪt/ · noun
Grit is a quality of determination and resilience that helps people to achieve their goals. It involves persistence, courage, and a willingness to take risks. Related: tenacity, perseverance, courage, resilience.
QUALM /kwɒm/ · noun
A feeling of doubt or unease about something; a slight feeling of sickness in the stomach. Related: doubt, unease, apprehension, misgiving.
QUEST /kwɛst/ · noun, verb
A long or difficult search for something; a task or mission undertaken for a particular purpose. A verb, to ask or seek for something. Related: search, mission, task, inquiry.
QUICK /kwɪk/ · adjective, verb
Moving or able to move quickly; happening or done quickly. To do something quickly. Related: fast, swift, rapid, hasty.

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