Lessons
Moral and lessons are semantically related. in communication topic. In some cases you can use "Moral" instead a noun "Lessons".
Both words in one sentence
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When played straight, the Standard '50s Father's primary function is to offer object lessons and moral instructions to the various members of his family.
Source: Standard '50s Father -
Jay Jay the Jet Plane: The planes, helicopters, and staff of Terrytown Airport offer entertainment, life lessons, moral instruction for ages 2-6...and CGI characters straight from the Uncanny Valley.
Source: Periphery Hatedom -
Ignored Aesop: Understandable, since Calvin's imagination doesn't really work in such a way as to promote obvious, learnable lessons.Calvin: Well, Hobbes, I guess there's a moral to all this.
Source: Comic Strip / Calvin and Hobbes
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