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Moralist (Noun)

A philosopher who specializes in morals and moral problems.

Nouns denoting people.

The professor was a well-known moralist, and her lectures on ethics were always packed.
As a moralist, he was often called upon to provide expert commentary on the latest scandals.
Moralist and activist, she traveled the world giving talks on human rights and social justice.
In her latest book, the noted moralist explores the complexities of modern-day morality.
A leading moralist in his field, he was known for his nuanced views on right and wrong.

Someone who demands exact conformity to rules and forms.

Nouns denoting people.

The strict moralist in her refused to tolerate even the slightest deviation from the traditional wedding ceremony.
As a moralist, he believed that everyone should adhere to the same rigid code of conduct, without exception.
The town's self-proclaimed moralist was notorious for publicly shaming anyone who failed to meet her high standards of propriety.
Her relatives viewed her as a stern moralist, always lecturing them on the importance of following established customs and social norms.
The community's moralist leaders were criticized for their oppressive demands for conformity, which stifled creativity and individuality.