Moralities is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MORALITIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MORALITY, conformity to the rules of right conduct
• principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behaviour
• a particular system of values and principles of conduct
• the extent to which an action is right or wrong

Words related to MORALITIES

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Words that contain MORALITIES

amoralities13 immoralities16 unmoralities14 balmoralities17

How to use MORALITIES in a sentence

• Like the Miracle plays, most of the old Moralities are of unknown date and origin.
• With these men a new element enters into the Moralities.
• There is a great Delicacy in the Moralities which are interspersed in Adams Discourse, and which the most ordinary Reader cannot but take notice of.
• They never acknowledged the fact to each other, when they exchanged moralities, and discussed Veronica, but each was afraid, and suspected the other of similar cowardice.
• Akin to this is the use to which Shakspere put the old Vice, or Clown, of the moralities.
• I know perfectly what a gulf there is between my belief and the small conventional moralities created for every-day use.
• As with the old moralities or miracle-plays, it is becoming once more our teacher.
• You have lulled your conscience to sleep with prattle of sweet ideals and dear moralities.
• Though genius rebels at our moralities, it always submits itself to beauty.
• Now it is these moralities primarily, which compose the obligations of justice.
• They are not to be dismissed with a few commonplace moralities and sentimentalities.
• By pageants too, they contributed to the happiness and amusement of the people as well as by the presentation of Mysteries and Moralities, to their instruction and edification.
• These were followed by the Moralities, plays in which were personified abstract virtues and vices.
• They are mere moralities of the Franklin or Chesterfield variety, counsels of worldly wisdom, but they leave the soul untouched.
• Darwinism can be used to back up two mad moralities, but it cannot be used to back up a single sane one.
• Into what profound moralities is the paragraph concerning Mrs.
• Even Milly perceived the tragic laws stronger than herself, larger than her little world of domestic moralities.
• It means that for one Morality there will be many moralities.
• Through the breaths of the Holy Spirit man is uplifted into the world of moralities and illumined by the lights of divine bestowals.
• Material civilization concerns the world of matter or bodies, but divine civilization is the realm of ethics and moralities.
• Man must now become imbued with new virtues and powers, new moralities, new capacities.
• I certainly do not mean anything so absurd as that the moralities, whether major or minor, whether affecting the foundation of conduct or the surface of manners, remain fixed.
• In towns like Brussels and Antwerp this doubtless had its effect on the moralities, which were hardly of the New England Puritan standard.
• If we consider attentively this Property of Human Nature, it may instruct us in very fine Moralities.
• Apart, however, from the moralities of the matter, it must in fairness be admitted that in most cases Sterne is no servile copyist.
• It broke in upon the bourgeois moralities of nineteenth-century England like a defiance.
• She openly condemned certain common moralities, was reckless in criticism of her neighbors, and quarreled with Ludlow about some church matters.
• Pessimism, and all the moralities founded on despair, are not pre-rational but post-rational.
• The extent of this moral restoration, the measure in which nature is suffered to bloom in the sanctuary, determines the value of post-rational moralities.
• The old English moralities or moral plays usually concluded, as Mr.
• The moralities retained their place as legitimate drama throughout the sixteenth century, and indeed after the modern drama appeared.
• Entangled in the dark web of metaphysical moralities, he caught at the excuse by which the Egyptian converted vice into a virtue.
• But it was not calculated to make his ear fine to the niceties of language, nor form his moralities on an entirely regular standard.
• Bellingham was a professed Buddhist and a profound student of Eastern moralities, and he was a thorough scholar in certain branches of the classics.
• We may expect the minor moralities to suffer while the major moralities are being determined by hard knocks.

Similar words containing MORALITIE without suffix s

amoralities13 immoralities16 unmoralities14 balmoralities17

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