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Definition
Synonym
Moralpredigt
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Moralpredigt
f
jdm. eine
Moralpredigt
halten
moral lecture
to give sb. a sermon
Moralpredigt
f
jdm. eine
Moralpredigt
halten
moral lecture
to give so. a sermon
Strafpredigt
f
, Standpauke
f
,
Moralpredigt
f
harangue
Moralpredigt
f
(über etw.)
jdm. eine
Moralpredigt
halten
harangue (about on sth.)
to give sb. a harangue; to harangue sb.
salbadernd; predigtartig; moralisierend
adj
Bitte keine
Moralpredigt
!
preachy; sententious
Don't get preachy!
Strafpredigt
f
; Standpauke
f
;
Moralpredigt
f
Strafpredigten
pl
; Standpauken
pl
;
Moralpredigt
en
pl
harangue
harangues
Deutsche
Moralpredigt Synonyme
Epistel
ÂGardinenpredigt
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂMoralpredigt
ÂStandpauke
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂStrafpredigt
ÂStrafrede
Weitere Ergebnisse für
Moralpredigt Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
moral lecture Synonyme
moral
Christian
adage
admonishment
admonition
alarm
ana
analects
angelic
aphorism
apophthegm
apothegm
assignment
axiological
axiom
behavior
belief
blameless
brocard
byword
canon
catchword
caution
caveat
chalk talk
chaste
clean
code
collected sayings
commandment
conduct
conscientious
convention
creditable
current saying
customs
decent
deferential
deterrent example
dictate
dictum
discourse
disquisition
distich
duteous
dutiful
epigram
erect
estimable
ethical
ethics
ethological
example
exercise
exposition
expression
fair
final notice
final warning
form
formula
full of integrity
general principle
gnome
godly
golden rule
golden saying
good
guideline
guiding principle
habits
harangue
high-minded
high-principled
highly respectable
hint
homework
homily
honest
honorable
ideals
immaculate
imperative
incorruptible
instruction
integrity
inviolate
irreproachable
just
law
law-abiding
law-loving
law-revering
lecture
lecture-demonstration
lesson
manly
maxim
message
mitzvah
modest
monition
moral
lesson
moral
istic
moral
ity
moral
ization
moral
izing
moral
s
mores
mot
motto
noble
norm
notice
notification
obedient
object lesson
observant
oracle
ordinance
phrase
pithy saying
point
practices
preachment
preachy
precept
prescript
principium
principle
principled
principles
probity
proper
proverb
proverbial saying
proverbs
pure
recital
recitation
rectitude
regulation
reputable
respectable
respectful
right
right-minded
righteous
rubric
rule
saintlike
saintly
saw
saying
scruples
scrupulous
sentence
sententious expression
seraphic
sermon
sermonizing
set task
settled principle
skull session
slogan
sloka
spotless
stainless
standard
standards
sterling
stock saying
straight
sutra
talk
task
teaching
teachy
tenet
text
threat
tip-off
true-dealing
true-devoted
true-disposing
true-souled
true-spirited
truehearted
truism
ul
moral
climate
Ten Commandments
Weltanschauung
Zeitgeist
axiology
behavioral norm
business ethics
climate
climate of opinion
code
code of ethics
code of
moral
s
decalogue
ethic
ethical system
ethics
ethos
ideology
intellectual climate
legal ethics
medical ethics
moral
code
moral
principles
moral
s
mores
new
moral
ity
norm
normative system
norms
principles
professional ethics
social ethics
spiritual climate
standards
value system
world view
moral
code
Ten Commandments
Zeitgeist
axiology
behavioral norm
business ethics
code
code of ethics
code of
moral
s
decalogue
ethic
ethical system
ethics
ethos
legal ethics
medical ethics
moral
climate
moral
principles
moral
s
new
moral
ity
norm
normative system
principles
professional ethics
social ethics
standards
value system
moral
support
aid
backing
carriage
carrying
maintenance
psychological support
reliance
security blanket
subsidy
subvention
support
supportive relationship
supportive therapy
sustaining
sustainment
sustenance
sustentation
upholding
upkeep
moral
turpitude
abandon
abandonment
abjection
baseness
chicanery
corruptedness
corruption
corruptness
debasement
decadence
decadency
degeneracy
degenerateness
degeneration
degradation
de
moral
ization
depravation
depravedness
depravity
dissoluteness
knavery
knavishness
moral
pollution
profligacy
rascality
rascalry
reprobacy
roguery
roguishness
rottenness
scampishness
scoundrelism
turpitude
vileness
villainousness
villainy
moral
e
angelicalness
assurance
attitude
bipartisanship
coaction
coadjuvancy
coadministration
coagency
cochairmanship
codirectorship
collaboration
collaborativeness
collectivism
collusion
commensalism
common effort
common enterprise
communalism
communism
communitarianism
community
complicity
concert
concord
concordance
concurrence
confidence
cooperation
cooperativeness
cue
dedication
disposition
drive
duet
duumvirate
ecumenicalism
ecumenicism
ecumenism
esprit
esprit de corps
ethicality
ethicalness
fellow feeling
fellowship
frame
frame of mind
godliness
goodness
harmony
heart
humor
joining of forces
joint effort
joint operation
mass action
mind
mood
moral
rectitude
moral
ity
moral
s
mutual assistance
mutualism
mutuality
note
octet
pooling
pooling of resources
probity
pulling together
quartet
quintet
reciprocity
rectitude
right conduct
righteousness
saintlikeness
saintliness
self-confidence
self-esteem
self-possession
septet
sextet
solidarity
spirit
spirits
state of mind
symbiosis
synergism
synergy
team spirit
teamwork
temper
tone
trio
triumvirate
troika
united action
unity
vein
vigor
virtue
virtuousness
moral
istic
admonitory
advisory
axiological
cautionary
consultative
consultatory
didactic
directive
ethical
ethological
exhortative
exhortatory
expostulative
expostulatory
hortative
hortatory
instructive
monitorial
monitory
moral
noble
preachy
principled
recommendatory
remonstrant
remonstrative
remonstratory
right-minded
righteous
sententious
virtuous
warning
moral
ity
Grand Guignol
Passion play
Tom show
angelicalness
antimasque
assignment
audience success
ballet
behavior
bomb
broadcast drama
burlesque show
chalk talk
charade
cliff hanger
closet drama
comedy drama
conduct
critical success
customs
daytime serial
decency
dialogue
discourse
disquisition
documentary drama
drama
dramalogue
dramatic play
dramatic series
duodrama
duologue
epic theater
ethicality
ethicalness
ethics
exercise
experimental theater
exposition
extravaganza
failure
fair play
fairness
flop
gasser
giveaway
godliness
goodness
habits
happening
harangue
hit
hit show
homework
homily
honesty
ideals
improvisational drama
instruction
integrity
justice
lecture
lecture-demonstration
legitimate drama
lesson
masque
melodrama
minstrel show
miracle
miracle play
monodrama
monologue
moral
moral
lesson
moral
rectitude
moral
e
moral
ity play
moral
ization
moral
s
mores
music drama
musical revue
mystery
mystery play
object lesson
opera
pageant
panel show
pantomime
pastoral
pastoral drama
piece
play
playlet
preachment
principles
probity
problem play
propriety
psychodrama
quiz show
radio drama
recital
recitation
rectitude
review
revue
right
right conduct
righteousness
rightness
saintlikeness
saintliness
sensational play
serial
sermon
set task
show
sitcom
situation comedy
sketch
skit
skull session
soap
soap opera
sociodrama
spectacle
stage play
stage show
standards
straight drama
success
suspense drama
tableau
tableau vivant
talk
talk show
task
teaching
teleplay
television drama
television play
theater of cruelty
total theater
uprightness
variety show
vaudeville
vaudeville show
vehicle
virtue
virtuousness
word-of-mouth success
work
moral
ize
annotate
censure
criticize
critique
discourse
explain
exposit
expound
harangue
hold forth
lecture
moral
ize upon
point a
moral
pontificate
preach
preachify
read a lesson
review
sermonize
moral
s
Ten Commandments
Zeitgeist
axiology
behavioral norm
business ethics
code
code of ethics
code of
moral
s
conduct
decalogue
ethic
ethical system
ethicality
ethicalness
ethics
ethos
habits
legal ethics
medical ethics
moral
climate
moral
code
moral
principles
moral
e
moral
ity
mores
new
moral
ity
norm
normative system
principles
professional ethics
social ethics
standards
value system
virtue
Moralpredigt Definition
Give
(
n.
)
To
bestow
without
receiving
a
return
Give
(
n.
)
To
yield
possesion
of
Give
(
n.
)
To
yield
Give
(
n.
)
To
communicate
or
announce,
as
advice,
tidings,
etc.
Give
(
n.
)
To
grant
power
or
license
to
Give
(
n.
)
To
exhibit
as
a
product
or
result
Give
(
n.
)
To
devote
Give
(
n.
)
To
set
forth
as
a
known
quantity
or
a
known
relation,
or
as
a
premise
from
which
to
reason
Give
(
n.
)
To
allow
or
admit
by
way
of
supposition.
Give
(
n.
)
To
attribute
Give
(
n.
)
To
excite
or
cause
to
exist,
as
a
sensation
Give
(
n.
)
To
pledge
Give
(
n.
)
To
cause
Give
(
v.
i.)
To
give
a
gift
or
gifts.
Give
(
v.
i.)
To
yield
to
force
or
pressure
Give
(
v.
i.)
To
become
soft
or
moist.
Give
(
v.
i.)
To
move
Give
(
v.
i.)
To
shed
tears
Give
(
v.
i.)
To
have
a
misgiving.
Give
(
v.
i.)
To
open
Lecture
(
n.
)
The
act
of
reading
Lecture
(
n.
)
A
discourse
on
any
subject
Lecture
(
n.
)
A
reprimand
or
formal
reproof
from
one
having
authority.
Lecture
(
n.
)
A
rehearsal
of
a
lesson.
Lecture
(
v.
t.)
To
read
or
deliver
a
lecture
to.
Lecture
(
v.
t.)
To
reprove
formally
and
with
authority.
Lecture
(
v.
i.)
To
deliver
a
lecture
or
lectures.
Moral
(
a.
)
Relating
to
duty
or
obligation
Moral
(
a.
)
Conformed
to
accepted
rules
of
right
Moral
(
a.
)
Capable
of
right
and
wrong
action
or
of
being
governed
by
a
sense
of
right
Moral
(
a.
)
Acting
upon
or
through
one's
moral
nature
or
sense
of
right,
or
suited
to
act
in
such
a
manner
Moral
(
a.
)
Supported
by
reason
or
probability
Moral
(
a.
)
Serving
to
teach
or
convey
a
moral
Moral
(
n.
)
The
doctrine
or
practice
of
the
duties
of
life
Moral
(
n.
)
The
inner
meaning
or
significance
of
a
fable,
a
narrative,
an
occurrence,
an
experience,
etc.
Moral
(
n.
)
A
morality
play.
See
Morality,
5.
Moral
(
v.
i.)
To
moralize.
Sermon
(
n.
)
A
discourse
or
address
Sermon
(
n.
)
Specifically,
a
discourse
delivered
in
public,
usually
by
a
clergyman,
for
the
purpose
of
religious
instruction
and
grounded
on
some
text
or
passage
of
Scripture.
Sermon
(
n.
)
Hence,
a
serious
address
Sermon
(
v.
i.)
To
speak
Sermon
(
v.
t.)
To
discourse
to
or
of,
as
in
a
sermon.
Sermon
(
v.
t.)
To
tutor
moral lecture / to give sb. a sermon Bedeutung
interchange
reciprocation
give-and-take
mutual
interaction,
the
activity
of
reciprocating
or
exchanging
(especially
information)
give-and-go
a
basketball
maneuver,
one
offensive
player
passes
the
ball
to
another,
then
runs
toward
the
basket
to
take
a
return
pass
lecture
lecturing
teaching
by
giving
a
discourse
on
some
subject
(typically
to
a
class)
lecture
demonstration
presentation
of
an
example
of
what
the
lecturer
is
discoursing
about
moral
obligation
an
obligation
arising
out
of
considerations
of
right
and
wrong,
he
did
it
out
of
a
feeling
of
moral
obligation
lecture
room
classroom
where
lectures
are
given
moral
certainty
certainty
based
on
an
inner
conviction,
she
believed
in
the
importance
of
moral
absolutes
and
moral
certainty,
the
prosecutor
had
a
moral
certainty
that
the
prisoner
was
guilty
virtue
virtuousness
moral
excellence
the
quality
of
doing
what
is
right
and
avoiding
what
is
wrong
give
spring
springiness
the
elasticity
of
something
that
can
be
stretched
and
returns
to
its
original
length
ethic
moral
principle
value-system
value
orientation
the
principles
of
right
and
wrong
that
are
accepted
by
an
individual
or
a
social
group,
the
Puritan
ethic,
a
person
with
old-fashioned
values
ethics
moral
philosophy
the
philosophical
study
of
moral
values
and
rules
moral
lesson
the
significance
of
a
story
or
event,
the
moral
of
the
story
is
to
love
thy
neighbor
moral
principle
the
principle
that
conduct
should
be
moral
sermon
preaching
a
moralistic
rebuke,
your
preaching
is
wasted
on
him
lecture
speech
talking
to
a
lengthy
rebuke,
a
good
lecture
was
my
father's
idea
of
discipline,
the
teacher
gave
him
a
talking
to
curtain
lecture
a
private
lecture
to
a
husband
by
his
wife
banter
raillery
give-and-take
backchat
light
teasing
repartee
discussion
give-and-take
word
an
exchange
of
views
on
some
topic,
we
had
a
good
discussion,
we
had
a
word
or
two
about
it
lecture
public
lecture
talk
a
speech
that
is
open
to
the
public,
he
attended
a
lecture
on
telecommunications
sermon
discourse
preaching
an
address
of
a
religious
nature
(usually
delivered
during
a
church
service)
Sermon
on
the
Mount
the
first
major
discourse
delivered
by
Jesus
(Matthew
-
and
Luke
:-)
moral
force
dynamic
an
efficient
incentive,
they
hoped
it
would
act
as
a
spiritual
dynamic
on
all
churches
conscience
scruples
moral
sense
sense
of
right
and
wrong
motivation
deriving
logically
from
ethical
or
moral
principles
that
govern
a
person's
thoughts
and
actions
moral
hazard
(economics)
the
lack
of
any
incentive
to
guard
against
a
risk
when
you
are
protected
against
it
(as
by
insurance),
insurance
companies
are
exposed
to
a
moral
hazard
if
the
insured
party
is
not
honest
exhale
give
forth
emanate
give
out
(breath
or
an
odor),
The
chimney
exhales
a
thick
smoke
give
birth
deliver
bear
birth
have
cause
to
be
born,
My
wife
had
twins
yesterday!
give
proffer
(a
body
part),
She
gave
her
hand
to
her
little
sister
give
b
consent
to
engage
in
sexual
intercourse
with
a
man,
She
gave
herself
to
many
men
give
d,u
occur,
what
gives?
give
the
axe
give
the
bounce
give
the
gate
terminate
a
relationship
abruptly,
Mary
gave
John
the
axe
after
she
saw
him
with
another
woman
die
decease
perish
go
exit
pass
away
expire
pass
b
kick
the
bucket
cash
in
one's
chips
buy
the
farm
conk
give-up
the
ghost
drop
dead
pop
off
choke
croak
snuff
it
pass
from
physical
life
and
lose
all
bodily
attributes
and
functions
necessary
to
sustain
life,
She
died
from
cancer,
The
children
perished
in
the
fire,
The
patient
went
peacefully,
The
old
guy
kicked
the
bucket
at
the
age
of
fail
go
bad
give
way
die
give
out
conk
out
go
break
break
down
stop
operating
or
functioning,
The
engine
finally
went,
The
car
died
on
the
road,
The
bus
we
travelled
in
broke
down
on
the
way
to
town,
The
coffee
maker
broke,
The
engine
failed
on
the
way
to
town,
her
eyesight
went
after
the
accident
give
way
yield
end
resistance,
as
under
pressure
or
force,
The
door
yielded
to
repeated
blows
with
a
battering
ram
fail
run
out
give
out
prove
insufficient,
The
water
supply
for
the
town
failed
after
a
long
drought
abandon
give
up
stop
maintaining
or
insisting
on,
of
ideas
or
claims,
He
abandoned
the
thought
of
asking
for
her
hand
in
marriage,
Both
sides
have
to
give
up
some
claims
in
these
negotiations
give
estimate
the
duration
or
outcome
of
something,
He
gave
the
patient
three
months
to
live,
I
gave
him
a
very
good
chance
at
success
give
pay
devote
dedicate,
give
thought
to,
give
priority
to,
pay
attention
to
give
inflict
as
a
punishment,
She
gave
the
boy
a
good
spanking,
The
judge
gave
me
years
give
allow
to
have
or
take,
I
give
you
two
minutes
to
respond
give
guide
or
direct,
as
by
behavior
of
persuasion,
You
gave
me
to
think
that
you
agreed
with
me
yield
give
in
succumb
knuckle
under
buckle
under
consent
reluctantly
call
on
the
carpet
take
to
task
rebuke
rag
trounce
reproof
lecture
reprimand
jaw
dress
down
call
down
scold
chide
berate
bawl
out
remonstrate
chew
out
chew
up
have
words
lambaste
lambast
dcc
censure
severely
or
angrily,
The
mother
scolded
the
child
for
entering
a
stranger's
car,
The
deputy
ragged
the
Prime
Minister,
The
customer
dressed
down
the
waiter
for
bringing
cold
soup
lecture
talk
deliver
a
lecture
or
talk,
She
will
talk
at
Rutgers
next
week,
Did
you
ever
lecture
at
Harvard?
a
denounce
tell
on
betray
give
away
rat
grass
shit
shop
snitch
stag
a
give
away
information
about
somebody,
He
told
on
his
classmate
who
had
cheated
on
the
exam
advise
notify
give
notice
send
word
apprise
apprize
inform
(somebody)
of
something,
I
advised
him
that
the
rent
was
due
submit
bow
defer
accede
give
in
yield
to
another's
wish
or
opinion,
The
government
bowed
to
the
military
pressure
give
e
submit
for
consideration,
judgment,
or
use,
give
one's
opinion,
give
an
excuse
give
dedicate
consecrate
commit
devote
give
entirely
to
a
specific
person,
activity,
or
cause,
She
committed
herself
to
the
work
of
God,
give
one's
talents
to
a
good
cause,
consecrate
your
life
to
the
church
give
f
offer
in
good
faith,
He
gave
her
his
word
thank
give
thanks
express
gratitude
or
show
appreciation
to
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