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Collocations for moral - noun

1. practical lesson

VERB + moral

draw
There are clear morals to be drawn from the failure of these companies.

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PREPOSITION

moral to
There is a moral to the story.

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2. (morals) principles

ADJECTIVE

good, high, strong
loose, low
sexual
public
personal
Christian

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VERB + MORALS

have
He has absolutely no morals, that man!
instil/instill
She was gradually instilling morals into her children.
teach (sb)
corrupt

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PHRASES

a decline in morals

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Collocations for moral - adj.

Moral is used with these nouns:
accountability, agent, ambiguity, ambivalence, anarchy, argument, aspect, attitude, authority, awareness, bankruptcy, barometer, belief, blackmail, censure, certainty, character, choice, claim, climate, code, commitment, conduct, connotation, conscience, consideration, conviction, corruption, courage, cowardice, credibility, crisis, critique, crusade, decay, decency, decline, development, dilemma, dimension, disagreement, disapproval, distinction, distress, duty, equivalent, evil, fabric, faculty, failing, failure, fault, fervour, fibre, force, foundation, ground, grounding, guardian, guidance, idea, ideal, imagination, implication, improvement, indignation, inferiority, instruction, integrity, intuition, issue, judgement, justification, lapse, lead, leadership, lesson, majority, message, motivation, norm, objection, obligation, order, outlook, outrage, overtone, panic, passion, perfection, philosopher, philosophy, point of view, principle, problem, progress, purity, quality, question, reasoning, reflection, reform, responsibility, restraint, revulsion, right, rule, scruples, sense, sentiment, seriousness, shortcoming, significance, stance, stand, standard, standing, standpoint, stature, superior, superiority, support, tale, teaching, theology, tone, training, truth, universe, urgency, vacuum, value, victory, virtue, vision, weakness, wrong, yardstick

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