ppl. a. Regulated by good morals.
1652. [see MORALIZED 3].
1691. Norris, Pract. Disc., 69. There are more Examples of ill Living than of ill Thinking, and a well-moralized Conversation, is a greater Rarity, than an Orthodox Head.
1727–46. Thomson, Summer, 1578. Chaucer, whose native manner-painting verse, Well-moraliz’d, shines thro’ the Gothic cloud.
