moralizing 的 2 个定义
mor·al·ized, mor·al·iz·ing.
- to reflect on or express opinions about something in terms of right and wrong, especially in a self-righteous or tiresome way.
mor·al·ized, mor·al·iz·ing.
- to explain in a moral sense, or draw a moral from.
- to improve the morals of.
moralizing 近义词
offering moral advice
moralizing 的近义词 4 个
更多moralizing例句
- All the moralizing and gravitas that accompanies a star player being arrested should be viewed as a form of Kabuki theater.
- Why is he dialing down the humor and dialing up the moralizing, throwing his immaculate comedic balance out of whack?
- Plus, the melodrama belies the heavy moralizing that guides each Madea film.
- Could it be that their bible-thumping moralizing is perhaps a sign of their impotence?
- That was the remarkable thing about Degrassi: there was very little moralizing.
- He walked leisurely on, moralizing as he went, until he had passed Chatham Square, and had got into the somberer district below.
- Shaking off the depressed mood, he submerged his moralizing nature, and lashed himself into a hearty share in the pleasure-making.
- Of course there is much moralizing in this and a smoother movement than in a monologue by Browning.
- The story of Grasshopper Green is full of lively humor and emphasizes the virtues of kindness and generosity without moralizing.
- An auction of second-hands,—thus moralizing how the fashion of this world passeth away.