Moral Rearmament

noun

1. Former name: Oxford Group. Also called: Buchmanism. a worldwide movement for moral and spiritual renewal founded by Frank Buchman in 1938

Example Sentences

“My personal fear is that Moldova is an easier target than Ukraine. So, for a kind of moral rearmament of Russian society, they could use different tools in Moldova. The first one is the economic one.”

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Most solutions to the problem of the B-school shy away from radical restructuring, and instead tend to suggest a return to supposedly more traditional business practices, or a form of moral rearmament decorated with terms such as “responsibility” and “ethics”.

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The moral rearmament of imperialism along these lines was a hallmark of neoconservatism.

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His conversion began toward the end of the war, he says, when he encountered members of an international group called Moral Rearmament that preached peace through personal change.

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If he were trying to talk about moral rearmament, it would be appropriate to say, ‘Hold it.’

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