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Term: Casuist

Definition:

A casuist is a person who applies ethics or moral principles to specific situations, often examining and resolving moral dilemmas.

Usage & Examples:

1. Noun:

   1. The casuist meticulously analyzed the complex moral issues presented in the controversial court case.

   2. Some casuists argue that certain actions can be morally justified depending on the circumstance, while others disagree.

2. Adjective:

   1. Her casuistic approach to ethics often leads to in-depth discussions about the nuances of right and wrong.

   2. The casuistic reasoning employed by the panel of judges attempted to find a fair solution despite conflicting points of view.

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