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Definition of preachy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
- The book was too preachy for my taste.
- His preachy tone made the lecture unbearable.
- The movie's preachy dialogue turned off many viewers.
Origin of preachy
Latin, praedicare (to proclaim)
Terms with preachy included in their meaning
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preachy
excessively instructive or moralizing in tone
preachy behavior
excessive emphasis on morality
preachy tone
overly instructive manner or approach
didactic
preachy or moralizing in tone
preachy
trying to teach others about right and wrong
speech
speak in a preachy manner
moral lecture
preachy talk that gives unwanted advice, often long and annoying
morality
giving moral advice in a preachy way
preachy talk
speak in a way that gives moral advice or judgments
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- French:moralisateur, ...
- German:moralisierend, ...
- Italian:moralista, ...
- Spanish:moralista, ...
- Portuguese:moralista, ...
- Chinese:说教的, ...
- Japanese:説教臭い, ...
- Arabic:وَعْظِي, ...
- Hebrew:מוּסרָנִי, ...
- Russian:поучительный, ...
- Ukrainian:моралізаторський, ...
- Hindi:उपदेशात्मक, ...
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