Associations to the word «Moralist»
Noun
- Essayist
- Morality
- Reformer
- Censure
- Philosopher
- Theologian
- Seneca
- Precept
- Thinker
- Preacher
- Virtue
- Moral
- Mystic
- Freud
- Vanity
- Biographer
- Maxim
- Statesman
- Hume
- Conscience
- Twain
- Chastity
- Mankind
- Benevolence
- Economist
- Prostitution
- Carlyle
- Poet
- Confucius
- Happiness
- Voltaire
- Locke
- Plato
- Prostitute
- Socrates
- Quaker
- Satire
- Henrik
- Sociologist
- Ethics
- Legislator
- Disposition
- Sentiment
- Forgiveness
- Cicero
- Evil
- Philanthropist
- Sensibility
- Orator
- Ignorance
- Purity
- Critic
- Historian
- Addison
- Doctrine
- Clergyman
- Madeleine
- Aristotle
- Sage
- Dramatist
- Sermon
- Perfection
- Essay
- Honesty
- Neglect
- Admiration
- Ideal
- Writer
- Motive
- Clergy
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
MORALIST, noun. (pejorative) One who drives all decisions on perceived morals, especially one who enforces them with censorship.
MORALIST, noun. (obsolete) A teacher of morals.
Dictionary definition
MORALIST, noun. A philosopher who specializes in morals and moral problems.
MORALIST, noun. Someone who demands exact conformity to rules and forms.
Wise words
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