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moralist

/ˈmɒr.əl.ɪst/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que se dedica à filosofia moral ou que insiste na observância rigorosa de regras e normas de conduta, muitas vezes de forma crítica ou censória.

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noun

/ˈmɒr.əl.ɪst/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa que se dedica à filosofia moral ou que insiste na observância rigorosa de regras e normas de conduta, muitas vezes de forma crítica ou censória.

A noun referring to a person who specializes in moral philosophy or someone who insists on strict adherence to established rules and forms of behavior.

  1. Moral philosopherC1formal

    A thinker or scholar who specializes in the study of moral principles and ethical problems.

    ptMoralista

    • The ancient moralist Aristotle wrote extensively on virtue ethics.
    • As a moralist, she examined the ethical implications of artificial intelligence.
    • The conference brought together moralists from various philosophical traditions.

    Sinônimosethicianethicist

  2. Strict enforcer of rulesC1formal

    A person who insists on strict adherence to moral rules and conventional forms of behavior.

    ptMoralista

    • He was known as a moralist who criticized any deviation from traditional values.
    • The old moralist condemned the new fashion trends as immoral.
    • She played the role of a moralist in the community, always judging others' actions.

    Sinônimosdisciplinarianmartinetpuritanstickler

Formas
  • moralists plural form
  • moralists' possessive plural form
  • moralist's possessive singular form
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