Moralistic

/ˌmɔːrəˈlɪstɪk/
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Negative Implication

Using 'moralistic' can imply disapproval of being overly judgmental.

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People avoided him for his moralistic views which often felt patronizing.
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Not Always Righteous

'Moralistic' sometimes means imposing beliefs without considering others' perspectives.

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Her moralistic attitude alienated those with different life experiences.
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Subtle Disapproval

Using 'moralistic' suggests a subtle critique of someone's self-righteous behavior.

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His moralistic tone was off-putting during the discussion.
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