moralizing (Meaning)

Wordnet

moralizing (n)

indulgence in moral pronouncements; the exposition (often superficially) of a particular moral code

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of Moralize

The politician's speech was full of moralizing, lecturing the audience on their supposed ethical failings.
The preacher's sermon was overly moralizing, condemning the congregation for every minor transgression.
The teacher's constant moralizing alienated the students, who felt judged and criticized.
The author's novel was criticized for its heavy-handed moralizing, which detracted from the story.
The social media post sparked a heated debate due to its moralizing tone, dividing followers into opposing camps.
The parent's moralizing lectures had the unintended consequence of making their child feel guilty and ashamed.
The community leader's moralizing stance on certain issues alienated those who did not share their beliefs.
The therapist's moralizing judgment was unhelpful, as it created a barrier between them and the client.
The moralizing undertones of the advertisement were too obvious, and it failed to resonate with consumers.
The critic's review was filled with moralizing condemnations, unjustly attacking the artist's work.

indulgence in moral pronouncements; the exposition (often superficially) of a particular moral codeof Moralize

moralistic, didactic, preachy, homiletical,sermonic, instructive, advisory,homiletic, prescriptive, sententious

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The politician's speech was full of moralizing, lecturing the audience on their supposed ethical failings.

The preacher's sermon was overly moralizing, condemning the congregation for every minor transgression.

The teacher's constant moralizing alienated the students, who felt judged and criticized.

The author's novel was criticized for its heavy-handed moralizing, which detracted from the story.