Definition of moralistic in English:

moralistic

adjective mɒrəˈlɪstɪk

Overfond of making moral judgements about others' behaviour; too ready to moralize.
a moralistic stance on advertising
modernized fairy tales are often moralistic and cleaned up
Example sentencesExamples
- Fertility behaviour was consequently interpreted in a conservative and moralistic way, and the decline in the birth-rate was attributed to the ‘selfishness of women’.
- He gave them a brief history of his culture and explained his heritage before telling traditional native stories, complete with moralistic values.
- We need to have more debate and action about the real issues rather than another moralistic and ultimately fruitless debate.
- I am very concerned about moral issues but I hope in a non - moralistic way.
- I detest any attempt to sell science for political or moralistic ends.
- Whatever their true motivations, there can be little doubt that the company is adopting an increasingly moralistic stance toward its customers, and internet users in general.
- Having inflexible, overly moralistic policies for dealing with those who deal in drugs may be unrealistic in this environment if there are other priorities.
- But if he wants to be so moralistic, shouldn't his ministers also behave morally?
- I'd lay bets that her upbringing was rigid and moralistic.
- As might have been expected by anybody outside the blinkered world of health promotion, moralistic anti-smoking propaganda directed at adolescents has proved counterproductive.

Derivatives

moralistically

adverb mɒrəˈlɪstɪk(ə)liˌmɔrəˈlɪstək(ə)li

But if lying is moralistically wrong, how can it ever be justified?
Example sentencesExamples
- This fabricated nonsense is just the type of untruth that paints the image of our office as being a moralistically hostile environment.
- I don't think it's "illegal" but it's moralistically incorrect.

Definition of moralistic in US English:

moralistic

adjectiveˈˌmôrəˈlistik

Overfond of making moral judgements about others' behavior; too ready to moralize.
a moralistic stance on advertising
modernized fairy tales are often moralistic and cleaned up
Example sentencesExamples
- I'd lay bets that her upbringing was rigid and moralistic.
- I am very concerned about moral issues but I hope in a non - moralistic way.
- As might have been expected by anybody outside the blinkered world of health promotion, moralistic anti-smoking propaganda directed at adolescents has proved counterproductive.
- Having inflexible, overly moralistic policies for dealing with those who deal in drugs may be unrealistic in this environment if there are other priorities.
- We need to have more debate and action about the real issues rather than another moralistic and ultimately fruitless debate.
- Whatever their true motivations, there can be little doubt that the company is adopting an increasingly moralistic stance toward its customers, and internet users in general.
- Fertility behaviour was consequently interpreted in a conservative and moralistic way, and the decline in the birth-rate was attributed to the ‘selfishness of women’.
- He gave them a brief history of his culture and explained his heritage before telling traditional native stories, complete with moralistic values.
- But if he wants to be so moralistic, shouldn't his ministers also behave morally?
- I detest any attempt to sell science for political or moralistic ends.

单词	moralistic
释义	Definition of moralistic in English: moralistic adjective mɒrəˈlɪstɪk Overfond of making moral judgements about others' behaviour; too ready to moralize. a moralistic stance on advertising modernized fairy tales are often moralistic and cleaned up Example sentencesExamples Fertility behaviour was consequently interpreted in a conservative and moralistic way, and the decline in the birth-rate was attributed to the ‘selfishness of women’. He gave them a brief history of his culture and explained his heritage before telling traditional native stories, complete with moralistic values. We need to have more debate and action about the real issues rather than another moralistic and ultimately fruitless debate. I am very concerned about moral issues but I hope in a non - moralistic way. I detest any attempt to sell science for political or moralistic ends. Whatever their true motivations, there can be little doubt that the company is adopting an increasingly moralistic stance toward its customers, and internet users in general. Having inflexible, overly moralistic policies for dealing with those who deal in drugs may be unrealistic in this environment if there are other priorities. But if he wants to be so moralistic, shouldn't his ministers also behave morally? I'd lay bets that her upbringing was rigid and moralistic. As might have been expected by anybody outside the blinkered world of health promotion, moralistic anti-smoking propaganda directed at adolescents has proved counterproductive. Derivatives moralistically adverb mɒrəˈlɪstɪk(ə)liˌmɔrəˈlɪstək(ə)li But if lying is moralistically wrong, how can it ever be justified? Example sentencesExamples This fabricated nonsense is just the type of untruth that paints the image of our office as being a moralistically hostile environment. I don't think it's "illegal" but it's moralistically incorrect. Definition of moralistic in US English: moralistic adjectiveˈˌmôrəˈlistik Overfond of making moral judgements about others' behavior; too ready to moralize. a moralistic stance on advertising modernized fairy tales are often moralistic and cleaned up Example sentencesExamples I'd lay bets that her upbringing was rigid and moralistic. I am very concerned about moral issues but I hope in a non - moralistic way. As might have been expected by anybody outside the blinkered world of health promotion, moralistic anti-smoking propaganda directed at adolescents has proved counterproductive. Having inflexible, overly moralistic policies for dealing with those who deal in drugs may be unrealistic in this environment if there are other priorities. We need to have more debate and action about the real issues rather than another moralistic and ultimately fruitless debate. Whatever their true motivations, there can be little doubt that the company is adopting an increasingly moralistic stance toward its customers, and internet users in general. Fertility behaviour was consequently interpreted in a conservative and moralistic way, and the decline in the birth-rate was attributed to the ‘selfishness of women’. He gave them a brief history of his culture and explained his heritage before telling traditional native stories, complete with moralistic values. But if he wants to be so moralistic, shouldn't his ministers also behave morally? I detest any attempt to sell science for political or moralistic ends.
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