morals in English

noun

1

a lesson, especially one concerning what is right or prudent, that can be derived from a story, a piece of information, or an experience.

the moral of this story was that one must see the beauty in what one has

synonyms: lesson, message, meaning, significance, signification, import, point, teaching

2

a person's standards of behavior or beliefs concerning what is and is not acceptable for them to do.

the corruption of public morals

synonyms: moral code, code of ethics, (moral) values, principles, standards, (sense of) morality, scruples

noun

• ethics, morality

noun

• lesson, message, meaning, significance, signification, import, point, teaching
• moral code, code of ethics, (moral) values, principles, standards, (sense of) morality, scruples
• lesson

Use "morals" in a sentence

1. You have a Bloodlusted, morals off Superman vs morals

2. SEX, MORALS, AND LOVE

3. Your idea lacks morals.

4. Admonition on morals and conduct.

5. They have no morals.

6. Morals tend to be deeply ingrained.

7. Bad company Corrupts good morals

8. They impart wisdom, morals, history.

9. My Journal —Sex, Morals, and Love

10. Chasteness (See also Morals; Virtue)

11. What about his morals and attitude?

12. She has no morals! She's really a whore!

13. Young people these days have no morals.

14. His ideas on morals are really prehistoric.

15. Quality individual the independent and positive morals quality on one's own initiative that move consciouslieses of subjects morals entity.

16. His morals have been a millstone around my neck!

17. The question is one of manners rather than morals.

18. The decadence of morals is bad for nation.

19. The play was considered an affront to public morals.

20. 12 He's never done anything injurious to morals.

21. Films like this are a danger to public morals.

22. Values and morals are independent of religious faith.

23. This was a matter less of morals than of expediency.

24. We repudiated entirely customary morals, conventions and traditional wisdom.

25. The decadence of morals is bad for a nation.

26. She too fell prey to false doctrines and loose morals.

27. People everywhere are alarmed at the breakdown in morals.

28. They saw criminal law as an instrument for improving public morals.

29. About morals , I mean , of course, you can't beat the old duffer.

30. He was a good headmaster and a man of morals.

31. We have to play with the morals of our time.

32. She sees herself as a custodian of the public's morals.

33. Gissing used his fictional alter ego to attack Victorian morals.

34. Reading from appropriate books can also reinforce good morals and values.

35. 1 She sees herself as a custodian of the public's morals.

36. She had tried her best to instil morals into her daughters.

37. They have a different set of values here, different morals.

38. Here identifies Douglas Day, Lowry's Biobibliographer, the profound morals of the novel

39. He had a steely streak but his morals and scruples were beyond reproach.

40. The official main subject of the school was Christian Ethic Morals.

41. However, Paul did not set out to lecture Agrippa on morals.

42. The environmental morals have their intension, the epitaxy and main content.

43. What might have made it tempting for Joseph to compromise his morals?

44. In what ways has Christ refined his followers as regards morals?

45. People rightfully wonder: ‘What is behind this global drifting of morals?

46. These included laws about morals, sacrifices, health matters, and Sabbath-keeping.

47. We must arm the people against the lowering of our morals.

48. Bhutanese girls for marriage are brought up with the right morals and values.

49. In all areas of life —religious, economic, political, social, sexual— morals are adrift.

50. Causes ethics and morals to progress despite inherent and adverse Animalistic tendencies.