deontic

/diˈɑntɪk/
adjective
  1. Relating to moral obligation, duty, or ethical rules about what people should or should not do.
    • The judge applied a deontic framework to decide whether the action was morally required.
    • The philosopher's deontic theory focused on duties rather than consequences.
    • In deontic ethics, telling the truth is required even if it leads to a bad outcome.
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