preachment
ˈpriːtʃmənt
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Definition of preachment - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
religionDatedsermon or moral discourse, often tediousDated
  • His preachment on honesty bored the audience.
homily lecture
2.
actDatedthe act of delivering a sermon or moral talkDated
  • The preachment lasted for over an hour.
homily lecture sermon
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Origin of preachment

Latin, prae (before) + dicare (to proclaim)

Examples of preachment in a sentence

  • She delivered a preachment on kindness at the community center.
  • His preachment on kindness moved the audience.
  • The preachment emphasized the importance of honesty.

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  1. French:prêche, prédication, ...
  2. German:Predigt, Moralpredigt, ...
  3. Italian:predica, ...
  4. Spanish:sermón, predicación, ...
  5. Portuguese:sermão, ...
  6. Chinese:说教, 讲道, ...
  7. Japanese:説教, 説法, ...
  8. Arabic:وَعْظ, إلقاء العِظَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:דְּרָשָׁה, ...
  10. Russian:проповедь, нравоучение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:проповідь, проповідування, ...
  12. Hindi:उपदेश, धर्मोपदेश, ...
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