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Meanings of moralities in English
Genre of Medieval and early Tudor theatrical entertainment.
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Usage of moralities in English
1
Now it is these moralities primarily, which compose the obligations of justice.
2
We may see these two moralities in conflict to-day in America.
3
But in a matter so vital conventional moralities go for nothing.
4
In statesmanship get the formalities right, never mind about the moralities.
5
Such were the two moralities which came into conflict during the nineteenth century.
6
They laugh to scorn the sweet ideals and dear moralities of bourgeois society.
7
As to the moralities, then, yield yourself utterly to the mother.
8
There were ages before morality, and there have been ages between the moralities.
9
They will love you, Martin, but they will love their little moralities more.
10
Mrs. Bendish sighed, impressed perhaps by Laura's alien moralities, certainly by her determination.
11
So it seems sexual diversity was acceptable amongst Māori until Western moralities arrived.
12
It is reasonable to suppose, however, that they were 'mystery plays' or 'moralities.'
13
But they are not interested in moralities, or in religions.
14
Homely moralities are the outcome and the test of all pretensions to spiritual communion.
15
As with the old moralities or miracle-plays, it is becoming once more our teacher.
16
We help him, we think with ethics, with the moralities.
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