What is another word for moral victory?
Pronunciation: [mˈɒɹə͡l vˈɪktəɹˌi] (IPA) 
"Moral victory" is a term used to describe a victory that is based on principles rather than actual achievement. It refers to a situation where you may have lost the actual battle, but you have won a moral victory. There are different synonyms for this term, including "moral triumph," "moral success," "ethical win," and "spiritual accomplishment." All of these terms imply the same sense of being victorious even when not achieving what is expected. While a moral victory may not provide tangible rewards, it can be more significant than merely winning a battle or accomplishing a particular goal. In essence, it is a victory that is won through moral standards rather than brute force.
