Definition
Definition of moralized - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
ethicsRare having a moral lesson or messageRare
- The story was moralized, teaching children about honesty and kindness.
2.
judgmentRare expressing moral judgments or reflectionsRare
- Her speech was moralized, often pointing out the ethical implications of actions.
Origin of moralized
Latin, moralis (moral)
Examples of moralized in a sentence
The fable was moralized, imparting wisdom about perseverance. The article was moralized, criticizing modern lifestyles. His tone was moralized, condemning the actions of the group.
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- French:édifiant, moralisateur, ...
- German:moralische Lektion, moralisch urteilend, ...
- Italian:moralizzato, moralistico, ...
- Spanish:moralizante, moralista, ...
- Portuguese:moralizante, moralista, ...
- Chinese:有道德教训, 带有道德评判的, ...
- Japanese:教訓的な, 説教的な, ...
- Arabic:مُحَمَّل بِرِسَالَة أَخْلَاقِيَّة, ذو طابع أَخْلاقي, ...
- Hebrew:מוּסָרִי, מְשַׁפְּטִי, ...
- Russian:морализованный, морализующий, ...
- Ukrainian:моралізований, з моральними судженнями, ...
- Hindi:नैतिक शिक्षा युक्त, नैतिक उपदेश युक्त, ...
Definition of moralize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
ethicsRare US improve the morals of someoneRare US
- The teacher aimed to moralize her students.
2.
criticalRare criticize someone for imposing moral viewsRare
- He was accused of moralizing during the debate.
3.
interpret morallyRare give a moral meaning or interpretation to somethingRare
- He tends to moralize every issue we discuss..
Origin of moralize
Latin, moralis (moral) + ize (to make)
Examples of moralize in a sentence
He tends to moralize during discussions on ethics. She tends to moralize about lifestyle choices. The article seemed to moralize rather than inform. Parents often moralize children's stories. She doesn't like it when people moralize her actions.
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- French:moraliser, prêcher, ...
- German:moralisieren, predigen, ...
- Italian:elevare l'etica, fare la morale, ...
- Spanish:moralizar, dar una interpretación moral, ...
- Portuguese:moralizar, criticar moralmente, ...
- Chinese:教化, 说教, ...
- Japanese:向上させる, 説教をする, ...
- Arabic:وَعَظَ, حاضَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁפֵּר אֶת הַמּוּסָר, לְהַטִּיל מוּסָר, ...
- Russian:нравоучать, читать мораль, ...
- Ukrainian:виховувати моральність, моралізувати, ...
- Hindi:नैतिक बनाना, नैतिकता थोपना, ...
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