Rightfulness, justness, or the quality of being morally or legally correct; probity.
From Old French 'droiture,' derived from 'droit' (right), with the suffix '-ure' forming abstract nouns indicating a state or quality, ultimately from Latin 'directus.'
Medieval writers used 'droiture' as a moral concept—it meant not just following the law but embodying rightness itself, a word that blended justice with virtue.
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