These are two different words.
Moral refers to the ability to distinguish between right and wrong and the 'laws' that govern its application.
eg. Ethics are the rules of moral conduct. He is immoral.
Morale refers to the 'collective spirit of a group'. It is most often used in connection with the military or sports teams. As in 'Team morale'. See link.
Usually when they speak of 'the moral of the story' they are referring to the particular ethics that the story promotes. In the fable 'The Crow and the Pitcher' the moral of the story is 'persistance is its own reward'. In the fable 'Hercules and the Wagoneer' (actually more of a parable than a fable) the moral is 'God helps those who help themselves'.
If they speak of the morale of a story they would be referring to the fervor that the story tries to induce. The 'Book of Jasher' was a history of the Jewish nation written up in a time of war. Its major intention (I think that this is pretty darn obvious) was to promote national pride and military fervor.
Yes, Moral speaks to the ideas of right and wrong, whereas Morale talks about the attitude about circumstances. Here are some examples. John was studying the bible to help him understand the moral code of Christians. And this, After the loss of the soccer game the whole team had low morale.
im is a prefix for moral
Descent is correct spelling if you are looking for a word meaning something or someone going downwards."The plane begins its descent along the runway".Decent is the correct spelling if you are looking for a word meaning satisfactory or moral."The meal was very decent".
The correct spelling is "integrity" (an adherence to moral and ethical principles).
The correct spelling is "decency" (quality of being decent, forthright, upright, or moral).
A fable has a moral. Living according to what you believe to be right is living a moral life. Bringing goodies to folks in a nursing home or sending packages to soldiers increases their morale.
The word "morale" becomes the adjective "moral" meaning virtuous or honorable. The word "morals" refers to principles or standards of behavior.
The homophone of "moral" is "murrel."
Morale refers to the enthusiasm and confidence of a group, often in relation to their work or tasks. Moral, on the other hand, relates to principles of right and wrong behavior.
Yes, Moral speaks to the ideas of right and wrong, whereas Morale talks about the attitude about circumstances. Here are some examples. John was studying the bible to help him understand the moral code of Christians. And this, After the loss of the soccer game the whole team had low morale.
moral is diffrent than motivation :)
Morale means you feel "up" about something. If your efforts are thwarted, you may feel "down" and thus loose moral.
Fredrick Douglas urged Lincoln to free the slaves as a Moral Issue, but it raised morale as well.
Mother Teresa was a moral woman, she helped save many people's lives.
Moral can be defined as... "Concerned with right and wrong conduct; based on a sense of right and wrong." An example sentence would be... He felt that the inclusion of a reference to God was both moral and correct.
If you do not pay the troops, their morale will suffer. OR The morale in the country is low since they learned that the neighboring country is planning an attack.
Moral relativism is the belief that correct moral principles are those accepted by the correct religion. Moral relativism is one of many philosophical positions that talks about the differences in moral judgments in different cultures.