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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a life of rectitude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a life characterized by moral integrity and righteousness.
Example: "He lived a life of rectitude, always striving to do what was right, even when it was difficult."
Alternatives: "a life of integrity" or "a life of virtue."
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So here goes: the best way to avoid embarrassing and expensive situations involving private detectives is to live a life of rectitude.
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He chose a life of unspectacular rectitude.
Revulsion at his act of killing might cause such a person to embark thereafter on a life of moral rectitude.
The accepted division of American life into two orders — an official one of rectitude, a seedy lower order of crime — collapses under scrutiny, like the alibi in a classic film noir.
The cast of the program seems to lead an awfully seedy life -- with the exception, of course, of Mika Brzezinski, who is a model of rectitude throughout.
The standard of living went up and up, and the deutsche mark became a symbol of rectitude and strength.
Its treasury is a bastion of rectitude.
In a fit of rectitude, he cuts the lines..
There is a kind of rectitude that has the air of self-defeating vanity.
In a fit of rectitude, he cuts the lines.. The opening is at hand.
Kurt Masur has been a pillar of rectitude, although not exactly a wellspring of varied repertory.
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