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idiomtake/claim/occupy the moral high groundgood/moral to feel confident because you think your decision or opinion is morally better than other people's ◆ often used in business and politics:In voting against efforts by the state legislature to adopt the death penalty, Mr. Arroyo is taking the moral high ground.On the issue of not negotiating with terrorists the Government occupied the moral high ground and refused to budge.
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