n.伦理主义，道德主义；（道德方面的）格言，箴言；道德教育；说教

His speeches were full of moralism, lecturing the public on right and wrong.
他的演讲充满了道德说教，向公众宣讲是非对错。
The novel explores the fine line between moralism and hypocrisy in societal norms.
这部小说探讨了社会规范中道德主义与虚伪之间的微妙界限。
The religious leader's teachings emphasized moralism, urging followers to lead virtuous lives.
这位宗教领袖的教导强调道德主义，敦促信徒过有德行的生活。
Her rejection of moralism in art led her to create works that challenged conventional values.
她对艺术中道德主义的摒弃促使她创作出挑战传统价值观的作品。
The moralism of the Victorian era was often oppressive, especially towards women and minorities.
维多利亚时代的道德主义常常是压迫性的，尤其是对女性和少数群体而言。
The film criticizes the moralism of society, showing how it can stifle individual freedom.
这部电影批评了社会的道德主义，展示了它如何压抑个人自由。
His decision to donate his fortune to charity was seen as an act of moralism by some critics.
他决定将自己的财富捐赠给慈善机构，在一些批评者看来，这是道德主义的行为。
The author used satire to expose the hypocrisy inherent in the moralism of the day.
作者用讽刺手法揭露了当时道德主义中的虚伪。
The movement promoted a return to traditional values, based on a strong sense of moralism.
这场运动倡导回归基于强烈道德感的传统价值观。
In his later years, he became disillusioned with the rigid moralism of his earlier beliefs.
在他晚年，他对自己早年严格道德主义的信念感到幻灭。