No. 10,681 in French
morale
"Morale" in French refers to emotional or mental state, spirit, or confidence.
In a sentence
La morale de cette histoire est de toujours dire la vérité.
The moral of this story is to always tell the truth.
Here, 'morale' means 'moral,' which refers to the lesson or principle derived from the story.
Son état de morale s'est amélioré après quelques mots d'encouragement.
His morale improved after a few words of encouragement.
In this sentence, 'morale' means emotional or mental state, showing a person's spirit or confidence level.
Ils discutent de la morale dans la philosophie.
They discuss morality in philosophy.
'Morale' in this sentence means 'morality,' referring to concepts of right and wrong in philosophical debate.
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