Definition of moral:

part of speech: noun

Lesson enforced by anything.

part of speech: noun

Practice of duties; ethics.

part of speech: adjective

Pertaining to manners or conduct; virtuous.

Common misspellings * :

• morral (33.3%)
• noreal (8.3%)
• morle (16.7%)
• moreal (25.0%)
• moal (16.7%)

Usage examples :

• However, the moral as Atherley hastened to observe, was the same. "Cecilia de Noël", - Lanoe Falconer

• The Committee does not hesitate to state its first objection on moral grounds. "Report of the Committee of Inquiry into the Various Aspects of the Problem of Abortion in New Zealand", - David G. McMillan Janet Fraser Sylvia G. Chapman Thomas F. Corkhill Tom L. Paget

• And then a man is a moral support, always. "The Old Wives' Tale", - Arnold Bennett

• But the most important is that the absence of the true Light means moral Death. "Natural Law in the Spiritual World", - Henry Drummond