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moralities

noun
USmuh-RAL-uh-teez/məˈɹælətiz/UKmuh-RA-li-teez/məˈɹælɪtiz/

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  1. 1
    noun
    Plural of morality.

    The novel contrasts the competing moralities of its two central characters.

    Comparative ethics examines how the moralities of different societies took shape.

    Note

    A plural that only some meanings of morality allow. The broad sense, knowing right from wrong and acting on it, is uncountable, so it has no moralities. The plural belongs to codes and principles that can be counted and compared: the moralities of different societies, or of two characters at odds. It also covers morality plays and, archaically, moral lessons or pronouncements.

moralities is a form of morality

morality, noun: Recognition of the difference between right and wrong, together with respect for and obedience to the rules of good conduct. Full entry

Forms
moralitymoralities plural
Spelling
morality → moralities: change y to i, add -es
Sound
The ending sounds like /z/.

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