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moralism

/ˈmɒr.ə.lɪ.zəm/

Traducción: Práctica de moralizar, a menudo consistente en expresar máximas morales o juicios sobre la moral de otros; actitud o discurso excesivamente moralizante.

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noun

/ˈmɒr.ə.lɪ.zəm/C1formal
  • esPráctica de moralizar, a menudo consistente en expresar máximas morales o juicios sobre la moral de otros; actitud o discurso excesivamente moralizante.

A noun referring to the practice of moralizing, often involving the expression of moral maxims or judgments about another person's morality.

  1. Moral maximC1formal

    A short statement expressing a general truth or rule of conduct, often related to ethics.

    esMoralismo como máxima moral

    • His speech was filled with moralisms about hard work and honesty.
    • The old proverb is a well-known moralism.
    • She quoted a moralism from a famous philosopher.
  2. Judgmental attitudeC1formal

    The practice of making judgments about other people's moral character or behavior, often in a self-righteous way.

    esMoralismo

    • His constant moralism annoyed his friends.
    • The article criticized the moralism of the political leaders.
    • She avoided moralism and instead offered practical advice.

    Sinónimosmoralizingsanctimoniousness

Formas
  • moralisms plural form
  • moralisms' possessive plural form
  • moralism's possessive singular form
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