Lelkiismeretességgel

Lelkiismeretességgel is a Hungarian term that translates to conscientiousness or moral conscience. It refers to an inner sense of right and wrong, guiding an individual's actions and judgments. This internal compass dictates what is considered ethical and morally acceptable for a person. It involves an awareness of one's duties and responsibilities, and a desire to act in accordance with one's own principles.

The concept encompasses a sense of obligation and accountability. When someone acts with lekiismeretességgel, they are typically diligent, responsible, and strive to do what they believe is good. Conversely, acting without lekiismeretességgel implies a disregard for moral obligations, potentially leading to actions that are considered harmful or unethical by societal standards. It is often associated with feelings of guilt or remorse when one's actions deviate from their internal moral code. This internal faculty is considered crucial for personal integrity and for the harmonious functioning of society.