Synonym: disciplinarian, martinet. Similar words: moralise, morality, demoralize, demoralized, demoralizing, pastoralism, liberalist, federalist. Meaning: ['mɔrəlɪst /'mɒ-] 
n. 1. a philosopher who specializes in morals and moral problems 2. someone who demands exact conformity to rules and forms.
n. 1. a philosopher who specializes in morals and moral problems 2. someone who demands exact conformity to rules and forms. 
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1. He always fancied himself a moralist.
2. Politically, Mr Ashdown is a mountebank, not a moralist.
3. But Anderson is no simple moralist.
4. A statesman cannot afford to a moralist.
5. A moralist who preaches to people doesn't get anywhere ,'Mr. Hargrove says.
6. You had better not to come the moralist with us.
7. A moralist, Krylov used popular language to satirize human weaknesses, social customs, and political events.
8. "The terraces behind the House of the Moralist have collapsed, bringing down the garden wall," Pompeii superintendency said in an emailed statement, blaming the heavy rainfall for the smashup.
9. He is a paradoxical aesthete as well as a paradoxical moralist.
10. Morals play an important part in both novels and the reader notices that Jane Austen is actually a moralist.
11. Adam Smith was not only a master of economy but also a moralist in history.
12. As he grew old, he turned into a crusty Confucian moralist.
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13. The satisfaction derived from this act was all that the most ardent moralist could have desired.
14. "Classic and romantic, wise and iconoclast, light and serious, sentimental and moralist, he created the 'Rohmer' style, which will outlive him, " Sarkozy said in a statement.
15. Imperative without the indicative - leads to legalism, self - saving efforts, Paul is a moralist.
More similar words: moralise, morality, demoralize, demoralized, demoralizing, pastoralism, liberalist, federalist, naturalist, pluralistic, federalist party, moral, morale, amoral, morals, immoral, pluralism, liberalism, federalism, realist, fatalist, finalist, loyalist, royalist, idealist, journalist, realistic, neutralisation, naturalisation, generalisation.