Morals is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MORALS in dictionary:

VERB:
• MORAL, (archaic) to moralize
NOUN:
• a lesson that can be derived from a story or experience
• standards of behaviour; principles of right and wrong
• motivation based on ideas of right and wrong
ADJECTIVE:
• concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour
• concerned with or derived from the code of behaviour that is considered right or acceptable in a particular society
• examining the nature of ethics and the foundations of good and bad character and conduct
• holding or manifesting high principles for proper conduct
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• rules of conduct with respect to right and wrong

Words related to MORALS

moral7

Words that contain MORALS

balmorals13

How to use MORALS in a sentence

• Antony, who was as proud and lofty in spirit as he was degraded in morals and condition, refused to do this unless Gabinius would give him a command.
• Allworthy should suffer such a lad as Tom Jones to be educated with his nephew lest the morals of the latter should be corrupted by his example.
• He made interesting statements respecting the improvement of the negroes in dress, morals, education and religion, since emancipation.
• In respect to morals, they represent the people as being greatly improved.
• Morals, too, ought to have been all right, for we are told that they are independent of God and Christ.
• We had no intercourse with the peoples and think they were, like the others, devoid of morals and culture.
• On the contrary, the fidelity of Paul, and his watchfulness over the faith and morals of his younger brothers Patrick and Eugene, commanded the highest approbation of Mrs.
• I do not contend that in either case there must be an explicit pointing of morals and drawing of lessons.
• It is indispensable that the mother shall be! On this elemental fact rests the dual standard of sex morals.
• Great surprise was expressed that, in a time of profound peace, he should have recourse to a method of levying money so extremely injurious to the morals and habits of the people.
• Only in such a case does the sun-dial belong to the good morals of gardening.
• The clerks at Poitiers, while inquiring at great length into her religion and her morals, brought her into evidence.
• Question whether Reason or Sentiment be the foundation of morals.
• Good morals, like good manners, are a necessity in our social relations.
• It means, of course, the lands where Christian standards are commonly recognized as the proper standards of morals and of life.
• A work sound in morals and abounding in natural incident.
• I will venture to say that this narrow, exclusive spirit has not been less prejudicial to literature and to taste than to morals and true philosophy.
• But the Quakers would argue, that if music had any effect in the civilization, this effect would be seen in the manners, and not in the morals of mankind.
• Incidents not very favourable to morals, are sometimes introduced.
• The religious houses in general were now greatly relaxed in discipline, and many of them dreadfully corrupted in morals.
• Another reason is that navies add nothing to the manners or morals of a people.
• The poor and loafering class of whites, are about on a par in point of morals with the slaves at the South.
• And it was not until after living alone in the world for more than eight years without a companion known in law or morals, that I changed my condition.
• You regard my appearance in an affair of morals as a quaint one? AGNES.

Similar words containing MORAL without suffix s

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