Does the word "Virtue" sound archaic? (user search)
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  Does the word "Virtue" sound archaic? (search mode)
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« on: February 24, 2011, 05:28:31 PM »

IMPORTANT NOTE: I don't mean the value itself, I mean the word alone.  I'm not asking whether the things signified by the word are outdated, I'm asking if the word sounds like a relic.

Yes.  I don't think anyone would title a book The Republic of Virtue in the 21st century.  The word has a sort of stuffy, Roman feel to it that conjures up images of marble busts of the ancients hectoring us.
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