morales

noun

USmuh-RALZ/məˈɹælz/UKmuh-RAHLZ/məˈɹɑːlz/

1 meaning of morales

1
noun
Plural of morale. Rare, since morale is usually uncountable ('the morale of both units').
The study tracked the morales of soldiers in three separate units during the long winter campaign.
After the merger, managers struggled to rebuild the shaken morales of both companies' staffs.

morales is a form of morale

morale, noun: The ability of people to keep their belief in an institution or a goal, or in themselves and one another. Full entry

Forms: moralemorales plural
Spelling: morale → morales: add -s
Sound: The ending sounds like /z/.

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