英语词汇“moralist”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	moralist
释义	mor·al·ist \-_lə̇st\ noun (-s) 1. : one who leads a moral life < a moralist who practices what he preaches > 2. : a teacher or student of morals : a thinker or writer concerned with moral principles and problems < was attracted particularly by the great classical moralists, and found in their ethical teaching inspiration and instruction — A.C.McGiffert > < nowadays it is … far harder to be a moralist of any true simplicity of spirit — Lionel Trilling > < like all good writers, a moralist at bottom — Bernard Kalb > 3. : one who is concerned to regulate the morals of others < moralists looked upon it as a lewd distraction that would take the mind off work — Lewis Mumford > < once the moralist … becomes the censor of art, with power to enforce his judgments, art is seriously jeopardized — Hunter Mead >
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