The end justifies the means

The end justifies the means.

Prov. You can use bad or immoral methods as long as you accomplish something good by using them. (Not everyone agrees with this idea.) Lucy got money for the orphanage by embezzling it from the firm where she worked. "The end justifies the means," she told herself. The politician clearly believed that the end justifies the means, since he used all kinds of nefarious means to get elected.

The end justifies the means.

something that you say which means that in order to achieve an important aim, it is acceptable to do something bad Unfortunately, we'll have to cut down the forest to make space for the golf course, but I feel the end justifies the means.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Carmelo	kahr-ME-lo	Spanish, Italian
Chawwah	-	Biblical Hebrew
Sharleen	shahr-LEEN	English
Winters	['wintəz]
Dakarai	-	Southern African, Shona
Zinoviya	-	Russian