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premoral

premoral adjective: before the development of a sense of morality.

Adjective

premoral (not comparable)

  1. Before the development of a sense of morality.

Origin of premoral

From pre- + moral.

Words formed from premoral

Words that rhyme with premoral

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Questions about premoral

What does premoral mean?
Premoral means before the development of a sense of morality.
What part of speech is premoral?
Premoral is an adjective.

Words near premoral in the dictionary

  1. premonstrations
  2. premonstrator
  3. premonstrators
  4. premontane
  5. premonumental
  6. premoral
  7. premorality
  8. premorally
  9. premorbid
  10. premorbidity
  11. premorbidly

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