unmoralizing
unmoralizing adjective: not moralizing; not making moral reflections.
Adjective
unmoralizing (comparative more unmoralizing, superlative most unmoralizing)
- Not moralizing; not making moral reflections.
- Its light, humorous, unmoralizing attitude could not entirely temper the vicious tone of the man it portrayed.1931, A. I. Tobin, Elmer Gertz, Frank Harris: A Study in Black and White, page 190
Forms of unmoralizing
| comparative | more unmoralizing |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unmoralizing |
Origin of unmoralizing
From un- + moralizing.
Questions about unmoralizing
- What does unmoralizing mean?
- Unmoralizing means not moralizing; not making moral reflections.
- What part of speech is unmoralizing?
- Unmoralizing is an adjective.
Words near unmoralizing in the dictionary
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