0 past simple and past participle of moralize
1 to express judgments about what is morally right and wrong:
his parents' self-righteous moralizing
But if the answers themselves are moralized, so too, of course, are the questions.
It has been argued that any moralized theory of coercion misses the particular force of coercion claims.
Should it make a difference if the means for producing fine offspring are no longer determined by moralized speculation but instead by evidence-based genetic science?
A moralized workplace was mutually dependent on educational and domestic improvement.
She also notes that leading members of the charity were determined to extend their moralized vision of 'caring womanhood' to as wide a constituency as possible.
Of course, many different authorities - theological, medical, political, military - in different historical periods and different social settings have advised, instructed, warned, and moralized concerning such procedures for shaping a life.
Wertheimer favours a 'moralized' baseline: coercion exists when one threatens to make others worse off than they have a right to be.
As more women wrote the genre, it became increasingly moralized.
