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moralize

[mawr-uh-lahyz, mor-] / ˈmɔr əˌlaɪz, ˈmɒr- /


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Subsequent moralizing about nuclear weapons, often by the scientists developing them, pales before Roosevelt’s willingness to act on his gut instinct.

From The Wall Street Journal

Since long-term weight loss is usually not achievable, “moralizing food can cause hyper-awareness about food choices, and foster beliefs that certain foods should be avoided because they will cause weight gain or poor health.”

From Salon

It’s about eating more and in a culture that’s long moralized thinness and praised restriction, that’s its own kind of rebellion.

From Salon

“Adolescence” refuses to moralize, but in Jamie, the series finds a cherubic picture of innocence corrupted that can be applied to youth everywhere.

From Salon

“The Expert of Subtle Revisions” isn’t a political book, per se, nor is it moralizing.

From Los Angeles Times