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Meanings of moralistic in anglès

Moralistic.

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Usage of moralistic in anglès
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Some of these judgments I have already discussed-thescientific and the moralistic.
The Principles of Aesthetics
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The second theory which I shall examine is the moralistic or Platonic.
The Principles of Aesthetics
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Their destination, however, is like something out of a more moralistic Kafka.
The Guardian
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These obsessed, moralistic women, feminism's oddest odd couple, are Carry Nation reborn.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
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A Swift Pure Cry is never wilfully bleak, never heavy-handed, never moralistic.
The Guardian
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The questions raised about plastic surgery often have a moralistic hue.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
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To the NCSF, this implies a moralistic legal system firmly embedded in puritanism.
The Guardian
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We have found it is best not to be moralistic about these things.
First contact: or, it's later than you think
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But Macbeth can never be reduced to a set of moralistic, crime-does-not-pay platitudes.
The Guardian
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Sekano is never moralistic, always humanistic -his works celebrate and preserve moments.
The South African
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The choice not to have a TV wasn't super-conscious, nor all that moralistic.
Wired
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What it most resembles is a moralistic engraving about the dangers of greed.
The Guardian
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What is to be done with such a rag-bag, moralistic ass as this?
The Titan
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These days I would not be so moralistic, but punk culture was essentially moral.
The Guardian
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There are two ways of addressing this social epidemic: one pragmatic, the other moralistic.
The Irish Times
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Then her mood changed into something entirely different: moralistic loathing.
Tokyo to Tijuana: Gabriele Departing America
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