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What is the prefix moral?

The prefix "moral" is not a stand-alone prefix. However, it is a part of many words, forming the adjective "moral" and its derivatives.

Here are some examples of words containing the "moral" root:

* Moral (adjective): relating to principles of right and wrong, or to the branch of knowledge dealing with these.

* Morality (noun): principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behaviour.

* Immoral (adjective): not conforming to accepted standards of morality.

* Amoral (adjective): having no moral sense or principles.

* Moralize (verb): to talk or write in a way intended to teach a moral lesson.

* Moralistic (adjective): characterized by or expressing a strong belief in the importance of moral principles.

While "moral" itself is not a prefix, it acts as the root of these words, contributing to their meaning and indicating a connection to ethical principles.

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