Formula and Moral

Formula

Formula noun - A group of symbols that make a mathematical statement.

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Moral and formula are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Moral" instead a noun "Formula".

Nearby Words: formulate, formulation, formulaic, formulating

Moral noun - The significance of a story or event.

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Formula and moral are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Formula" instead a noun "Moral".

exact	exact formula	exact moral
typical	typical formula	typical moral
original	original formula	original moral
true	true formula	true moral
Other adjectives: entire, bad, new, general, ending, different, eponymous.

The sex scenes also follow a general formula: Anita is propositioned by one or more people, but refuses on moral grounds.

Source: Strictly Formula
David is actually the physio-chemist who invented the formula, and his moral qualms about doing so are central to the plot.

Source: Film / Mirage (1965)
This is a Running Gag with Andy; it's practically formula that if she starts up some kind of moral crusade, the crusade will end either with her completely rejecting it once it begins to inconvenience her, or being sucked in by whatever she was crusading against.

Source: Moral Guardians aka: Moral Guardian

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