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moralisernounAlternative form of moralizer.100.0%
moralisinglyadvAlternative form of moralizingly.94.6%
moralisingnounAlternative form of moralizing.94.2%
moralverb(intransitive) To moralize.89.7%
juridicomoraladjAlternative form of juridico-moral.89.2%
moralizingnounThe behaviour of one who moralizes.88.9%
moralisticsnounA moralizing approach or attitude.88.8%
moralizernounOne who moralizes.88.2%
moralisticallyadvIn a moralistic manner.86.8%
moralizinglyadvIn a moralizing fashion.86.8%
remoralizationnounAnother moralization86.8%
ethicadjMoral, relating to morals.86.6%
moralisticadjnarrowly and conventionally moral86.0%
moralizersnounplural of moralizer85.8%
moralisingsnounplural of moralising85.6%
moralizationnounThe act of moralizing.85.3%
moraliseverbinterpret the moral meaning of84.6%
moralizeverbinterpret the moral meaning of84.6%
moralisersnounplural of moraliser84.5%
moralizingsnounplural of moralizing84.2%
moralisationsnounplural of moralisation83.8%
morallyadvin a moral manner83.4%
virtuouslyadvin a moral manner83.4%
moralizationsnounplural of moralization83.3%
moralismsnounplural of moralism83.0%
moral diversitynounA disparity of moral inclinations (the object that is discriminated in moralism).82.9%
moralistsnounplural of moralist82.8%
moralisationnounthe act of making moral (or more moral)82.4%
didacticadjExcessively moralizing.82.3%
sociomorallyadvIn a sociomoral sense.82.2%
consequentializingnoun(ethics) The conversion of a non-consequentialist moral theory into a consequentialist equivalent.82.2%
moralizedverbsimple past and past participle of moralize82.0%
pseudomoraladjApparently, but not actually, moral.81.9%
consequentializeverb(ethics) To convert a non-consequentialist moral theory into a consequentialist equivalent.81.8%
moralismnouna moral maxim81.4%
moralistnounA teacher of morals; a person who studies morality; a moral philosopher.81.2%
lewdadjsuggestive of or tending to moral looseness81.0%
obsceneadjsuggestive of or tending to moral looseness81.0%
raunchyadjsuggestive of or tending to moral looseness81.0%
salaciousadjsuggestive of or tending to moral looseness81.0%
unmoralisedadjAlternative form of unmoralized.80.9%
preachingnouna moralistic rebuke80.4%
sermonnouna moralistic rebuke80.4%
premorallyadvIn a premoral manner; before the development of a sense of morality.80.3%
warpnouna moral or mental distortion80.3%
warpingnouna moral or mental distortion80.3%
consequentializernoun(ethics) An individual who consequentializes (converts a non-consequentialist moral theory into a consequentialist equivalent).80.2%
moral philosophiesnounplural of moral philosophy80.1%
LMFnounInitialism of lack of moral fibre.80.1%
faultnoun(morality) A failing of character; less severe than a vice.80.0%
unmoralisingadjAlternative form of unmoralizing.79.8%
abyssnounMoral depravity; vast intellectual or moral depth.79.7%
ethicsnounMorality.79.7%
moralnessnounQuality of being moral.79.6%
antimoralisticadjOpposing moralism.79.6%
preachyadjTending toward excessive moralization.79.4%
straight-arrowadjconventionally moral and upright79.4%
straightarrowadjconventionally moral and upright79.4%
immoraliseverbAlternative form of immoralize.79.4%
moralisedverbsimple past and past participle of moralise79.2%
objectivismnounMoral objectivism.79.0%
moral philosophynounthe philosophical study of moral values and rules79.0%
hypermoraladjExtremely or excessively moral.78.8%
morallersnounplural of moraller78.7%
amoralitynounLack or absence of morality.78.6%
antimoralismnounOpposition to moralism.78.6%
consciencewiseadvIn terms of one's conscience, or moral scruples.78.4%
nonmoralisticadjNot moralistic.78.4%
unmoralisticadjNot moralistic.78.4%
uprightadj(figuratively) Of good morals; practicing ethical values.78.3%
savoryadj(figuratively) Morally or ethically acceptable.78.2%
premoraladjBefore the development of a sense of morality.78.2%
immoralismnounA philosophy that does not accept moral principles.78.2%
corruptionnounmoral perversion; impairment of virtue and moral principles78.1%
degeneracynounmoral perversion; impairment of virtue and moral principles78.1%
depravationnounmoral perversion; impairment of virtue and moral principles78.1%
depravitynounmoral perversion; impairment of virtue and moral principles78.1%
putrefactionnounmoral perversion; impairment of virtue and moral principles78.1%
nonmoraladjAlternative spelling of non-moral.78.0%
homilynounA moralizing lecture.78.0%
casuistrynounmoral philosophy based on the application of general ethical principles to resolve moral dilemmas78.0%
sociomoraladjRelating to society and morality.77.9%
straight-lacedadjHaving narrow views on moral matters; prudish.77.8%
against one's better judgmentprep_phrasecontrary to what one believes is moral or wise77.6%

moralisernounAlternative form of moralizer.100.0%
moralisingnounAlternative form of moralizing.94.2%
moralizingnounThe behaviour of one who moralizes.88.9%
moralisticsnounA moralizing approach or attitude.88.8%
moralizernounOne who moralizes.88.2%
remoralizationnounAnother moralization86.8%
moralizersnounplural of moralizer85.8%
moralisingsnounplural of moralising85.6%
moralizationnounThe act of moralizing.85.3%
moralisersnounplural of moraliser84.5%
moralizingsnounplural of moralizing84.2%
moralisationsnounplural of moralisation83.8%
moralizationsnounplural of moralization83.3%
moralismsnounplural of moralism83.0%
moral diversitynounA disparity of moral inclinations (the object that is discriminated in moralism).82.9%
moralistsnounplural of moralist82.8%
moralisationnounthe act of making moral (or more moral)82.4%
consequentializingnoun(ethics) The conversion of a non-consequentialist moral theory into a consequentialist equivalent.82.2%
moralismnouna moral maxim81.4%
moralistnounA teacher of morals; a person who studies morality; a moral philosopher.81.2%
preachingnouna moralistic rebuke80.4%
sermonnouna moralistic rebuke80.4%
warpnouna moral or mental distortion80.3%
warpingnouna moral or mental distortion80.3%
consequentializernoun(ethics) An individual who consequentializes (converts a non-consequentialist moral theory into a consequentialist equivalent).80.2%
moral philosophiesnounplural of moral philosophy80.1%
LMFnounInitialism of lack of moral fibre.80.1%
faultnoun(morality) A failing of character; less severe than a vice.80.0%
abyssnounMoral depravity; vast intellectual or moral depth.79.7%
ethicsnounMorality.79.7%
moralnessnounQuality of being moral.79.6%
objectivismnounMoral objectivism.79.0%
moral philosophynounthe philosophical study of moral values and rules79.0%
morallersnounplural of moraller78.7%
amoralitynounLack or absence of morality.78.6%
antimoralismnounOpposition to moralism.78.6%
immoralismnounA philosophy that does not accept moral principles.78.2%
corruptionnounmoral perversion; impairment of virtue and moral principles78.1%
degeneracynounmoral perversion; impairment of virtue and moral principles78.1%
depravationnounmoral perversion; impairment of virtue and moral principles78.1%
depravitynounmoral perversion; impairment of virtue and moral principles78.1%
putrefactionnounmoral perversion; impairment of virtue and moral principles78.1%
homilynounA moralizing lecture.78.0%
casuistrynounmoral philosophy based on the application of general ethical principles to resolve moral dilemmas78.0%

moralverb(intransitive) To moralize.89.7%
moraliseverbinterpret the moral meaning of84.6%
moralizeverbinterpret the moral meaning of84.6%
moralizedverbsimple past and past participle of moralize82.0%
consequentializeverb(ethics) To convert a non-consequentialist moral theory into a consequentialist equivalent.81.8%
moralizingverbpresent participle and gerund of moralize79.9%
immoraliseverbAlternative form of immoralize.79.4%
moralisedverbsimple past and past participle of moralise79.2%
moralisingverbpresent participle and gerund of moralise77.0%

moralisinglyadvAlternative form of moralizingly.94.6%
moralisticallyadvIn a moralistic manner.86.8%
moralizinglyadvIn a moralizing fashion.86.8%
morallyadvin a moral manner83.4%
virtuouslyadvin a moral manner83.4%
sociomorallyadvIn a sociomoral sense.82.2%
premorallyadvIn a premoral manner; before the development of a sense of morality.80.3%
consciencewiseadvIn terms of one's conscience, or moral scruples.78.4%

juridicomoraladjAlternative form of juridico-moral.89.2%
ethicadjMoral, relating to morals.86.6%
moralisticadjnarrowly and conventionally moral86.0%
didacticadjExcessively moralizing.82.3%
pseudomoraladjApparently, but not actually, moral.81.9%
lewdadjsuggestive of or tending to moral looseness81.0%
obsceneadjsuggestive of or tending to moral looseness81.0%
raunchyadjsuggestive of or tending to moral looseness81.0%
salaciousadjsuggestive of or tending to moral looseness81.0%
unmoralisedadjAlternative form of unmoralized.80.9%
unmoralisingadjAlternative form of unmoralizing.79.8%
antimoralisticadjOpposing moralism.79.6%
preachyadjTending toward excessive moralization.79.4%
straight-arrowadjconventionally moral and upright79.4%
straightarrowadjconventionally moral and upright79.4%
hypermoraladjExtremely or excessively moral.78.8%
nonmoralisticadjNot moralistic.78.4%
unmoralisticadjNot moralistic.78.4%
uprightadj(figuratively) Of good morals; practicing ethical values.78.3%
savoryadj(figuratively) Morally or ethically acceptable.78.2%
premoraladjBefore the development of a sense of morality.78.2%
nonmoraladjAlternative spelling of non-moral.78.0%
sociomoraladjRelating to society and morality.77.9%
straight-lacedadjHaving narrow views on moral matters; prudish.77.8%

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