Definition of Moralizers

1. Noun. (plural of moralizer) ¹

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Definition of Moralizers

1. moralizer [n] - See also: moralizer

Lexicographical Neighbors of Moralizers

moralism
moralisms
moralist
moralistic
moralistic therapeutic deism
moralistically
moralists
moralities
morality
morality play
moralization
moralizations
moralize
moralized
moralizer
moralizers
moralizes
moralizing
morall
moralled
moraller
morallers
moralless
moralling
moralls
morally
morals
morans
morantel
moras

Literary usage of Moralizers

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. History of Greece by George Grote (1849)
"... as well as in the Latin moralizers Seneca or Juve- allowance. But bis statement about the passage of the Strymon appears to me incredible, ..."

2. Studies in Philosophy and Theology by Emil Carl Wilm (1922)
"He used to declare that the performances of these moralizers were about as commendable as if they should shout at a doctor ministering to a sick patient, ..."

3. Lord Bantam: A Satire by Edward Jenkins (1872)
"V.—Newspaper Moralizers. OUR hero's singular escapade was sure not to escape the notice of the press. In fact it was reported at large in the county papers, ..."

4. A Treatise of Human Nature by David Hume (1874)
"That is too old a topic with poets and moralizers to need enforcing. Each in its turn, we know, promises happiness when it shall have been attained, ..."

5. The Atlantic Monthly by Making of America Project (1865)
"The steamboat and excursion-train arc as great moralizers in their way as the church and the preacher. ..."

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