Morales attracts visitors to its riverside market during the harvest season.

After the team's unexpected defeat, the players' morales suffered, and the coach immediately scheduled extra practice and a team meeting.

In his lectures, the professor compared the moralities of various cultures to highlight both conflicts and common ground.

The professor criticized the moralisms embedded in the novel, arguing they oversimplified complex ethical dilemmas.

At the town meeting, the morallers criticized every new policy with a certainty that masked their own uncertainties.

The village elder, known as a moraller, spent his afternoons admonishing youths and composing long letters about virtue.

She insisted that being strict made her moraller than her lenient sister, though her actions suggested otherwise.

His endless moralizings at the meeting made everyone uncomfortable.

At the meeting, he kept moralling everyone about their ethical obligations, which made the conversation awkward.

The novelist moralled the ending to make the characters' choices instructive.