different between amoralistic vs moralistic
amoralistic
English
Etymology
a- +? moralistic
Adjective
amoralistic (comparative more amoralistic, superlative most amoralistic)
- Of or relating to amoralism.
- (of a person) Advocating amoralism.
Related terms
- amoralist
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moralistic
English
Etymology
moral +? -istic
Adjective
moralistic (comparative more moralistic, superlative most moralistic)
- Characteristic of or relating to a narrow-minded concern of the morals of others; self-righteous
- She was glad to escape her judgmental and moralistic parents.
Derived terms
- moralistically
Related terms
- morals
- morality
- moralist
moralistic From the web:
- what's moralistic mean
- what is moralistic therapeutic deism
- what does moralistic mean
- what is moralistic approach
- what is moralistic political culture
- what is moralistic criticism
- what is moralistic art
- what does moralistic therapeutic deism mean
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