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Definition of virtuous : 1. Chaste; pure; - applied especially to women.
2. Exhibiting manly courage and strength; valorous; valiant; brave.
3. Having moral excellence; characterized by morality; upright; righteous; pure; as, a virtuous action.
4. Having power or efficacy; powerfully operative; efficacious; potent.
5. Possessing or exhibiting virtue.

Synonyms:

inoffensive, utter, guileless, upright, innocuous, sodding, consummate, rightful, gross, virginal, arrant, saturated, double-dyed, everlasting, vestal, sex, perfect, virgin, thoroughgoing, nice, right, restraint, staring, complete, innoxious, harmless, impeccable, impeccant, modest, proper, just

study at chaste

honest, principled, right-minded, estimable, moral, worthy, saintly, fair, creditable, respectable, upstanding, forthright, irreproachable, angelical, good, true, righteous, unimpeachable, noble, law-abiding

high-minded, taintless, heroic, ethical, uncorrupted, valorous, unspotted

basic, innocent, blameless, angelic, plain, prime, aboriginal, honorable, faultless, primal, undefiled, pure, basal, guiltless, elemental, unadorned, sinless, unblemished, indivisible, undiluted, uncluttered, unalloyed, elementary, simple, fundamental, purebred, spotless, irreducible, primary, monolithic, essential, austere, clear, stainless, stark, white, unadulterated, untarnished, chaste, bare, decent, clean, atomic, untainted, unsullied, nascent, immaculate, formative, foundational, simon-pure

Usage examples:

• From the moment that a woman steps upon the stage she becomes public property, and even if she be really pure and virtuous it is universally believed that she only affects it for a purpose. - "Captain Fracasse", Theophile Gautier.
• He pursued this train of thought until he felt almost virtuous. - "Fore!", Charles Emmett Van Loan.
• He has had mischievous passions, but these he seems to have subdued, and he is becoming what he should be, a virtuous man.... - "Leigh Hunt's Relations with Byron, Shelley and Keats", Barnette Miller.