Moralistic
Moralistic adjective - Marked by or given to preaching moral values.
Premonitory and moralistic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Premonitory" instead an adjective "Moralistic".
Premonitory
Premonitory adjective - Serving as or offering a warning.
Usage example: a moderate tremor that some seismologists have interpreted as a premonitory sign of the catastrophic quake that is inevitable
Moralistic and premonitory are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Moralistic" instead an adjective "Premonitory".
Nearby Word: premonition
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