1. past tense of moralise; to make moral judgments or give moral lessons
Usage: British spelling
2. past tense of moralise; to interpret or explain in moral terms
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The teacher moralised about the importance of honesty after catching the student cheating.
• He moralised constantly about proper behavior, which annoyed his friends.
• The author moralised the ancient tale to teach children about kindness.
• She moralised every situation, turning simple events into life lessons.
• The politician moralised about family values during his campaign speech.
• Critics said the film moralised too heavily instead of just telling the story.