Moralists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MORALISTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MORALIST, a teacher of morality
• a person who teaches or promotes morality.
• a person given to moralizing.
• a person who behaves in a morally commendable way.

Words related to MORALISTS

moralist10

Words that contain MORALISTS

amoralists12 humoralists16 immoralists15

How to use MORALISTS in a sentence

• Chatter not, sublime reader, commonplaces of scoundrel moralists against ambition.
• We are told occasionally by moralists that we live in very critical times, by which they mean that they are not sure whether their own side will win or not.
• Such old wives are a type of certain old-fashioned moralists whose icy clutch on our warm-blooded humanity we no longer suffer.
• What can be said in excuse for other moralists is equally available for them, namely, that if there is to be any error, it is better that it should be on that side.
• It would be an error to explain the superiority of the great French moralists by supposing in them a fancy and imagination too defective for poetic art.
• It had great thinkers, great rulers, great teachers, great poets, great artists, great moralists, and great workmen.
• His Imitations of Horace, and still more his Verses on his own Death, place him in the first rank of agreeable moralists in verse.
• Traditional moralists have failed to recognize that chastity and purity must be the outward symptoms of awakened intelligence, of satisfied desires, and fulfilled love.
• It is just because moralists go too far, and say what is not true, that they fail.
• And it embodies, as a practical consequence from these feelings, the often-repeated protest of moralists against vehement impulses and unrestrained aspirations.
• Many moralists have in an exaggerated way represented the earth as wicked.
• This may have been inferred by some strict moralists from the preceding paragraph.
• Perhaps we ought to look for its cause in a vanity so deeply buried in the soul that moralists have not yet uncovered that side of vice.
• The moralists were divided in opinion with the naturalists, but the bulk of them sided with the Frog-preference school.
• The three whom I have chosen stand out among the other moralists of France by their adoption of the maxim as their mode of instruction.
• There is a school of so-called moralists who regard all this as the legitimate and providential punishment for vice, even though ten innocent be destroyed for one guilty.
• In the same breath, however, these moralists will preach the doctrine of hell.
• Then there is none of the ancient moralists to whom the modern, from Montaigne, Charron, Ralegh, Bacon, downwards, owe more than to Seneca.
• Such reconciliation commenced, I believe, from the tenth century, when the Latin moralists began to be studied as a part of a theological course.
• Several Moralists have considered the Creation as the Temple of God, which he has built with his own Hands, and which is filled with his Presence.
• The Pagan moralists lack life and colour, and even the noble Stoic, Marcus Antoninus, is too high and refined for an ordinary child.
• It has appeared necessary to give this darker side of the social picture, for, though assuredly not so lurid as might be gathered from the moralists, it was dark enough.
• Moralists have insisted that the decline and dissolution of Roman civilization resulted from the abandonment of moral standards.
• If they were moralists or philosophers their sayings were recorded, respected and repeated by successive generations.
• On this ground, from the earliest times until our own, art has been occasionally attacked by moralists, who have felt that it fostered idolatry or luxury or irresponsible dreams.
• It is a bald commonplace, reiterated not only by preachers but by moralists of every kind, and confirmed by universal experience, that a hope fulfilled is a hope disappointed.
• Fielding is often censured by moralists for the coarseness of his novels.

Similar words containing MORALIST without suffix s

moralist10 amoralist11 amoralists12 humoralist15 immoralist14 moralistic14 humoralists16 immoralists15 moralistically21

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