Preposition: of

• story: Moral of the story: Always let your boss have the first say.

• tale: The morals of the tale have as much relevance now as they did in the 1600's when Cervantes was writing the novel.

Converse of object

• corrupt: First Corinthians 15:33 says, " Evil company corrupts good morals.

• reform: In 397 he became Bishop of Constantinople and really got stuck into trying to reform the morals of both clergy and people.

Adjective modifier

• strict: Can you be true to yourself, while adhering to the strict Islamic morals the country prides itself on?

• public: When it was originally published, six of the poems were banned as being offensive to public morals and Baudelaire received a fine.

• bad: You read 2 Peter 2 and you'll see how bad theology and bad morals go together.

• personal: Firstly, everything, from the protocol for catching a bus, to food, to personal morals or social requirements are completely different.

Modifies a noun

• dilemma: Buying flowers for your girlfriend or spending the money to upgrade your RAM is a moral dilemma.

• obligation: A moral obligation for the West to talk with Hamas.

• imperative: Recognition of our common humanity makes religious toleration a moral imperative.

• philosophy: Also offers a biography of Tolstoy, discussing the authors ' moral philosophy.

• panic: Given that there has been a " moral panic " cultivated in Greece regarding migrants, there is a well-founded suspicion for the above.

• judgment: He shifted the terminology of the debate from moral judgment to value judgment.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: Looking at the thing from a purely moral point of view, what can be said?

• strictly: She worries about the General's reaction to her, knowing how strictly moral he is.

• neither: Architects feel therefore neither moral nor physical power to protest over anything.

• merely: If you try to talk about a truth that's merely moral, people always think it's merely metaphorical.

• truly: It will be possible to be truly moral only in a world which has overcome these dichotomies.

• no: A year-old male i'll be at have no moral.