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Definition of sermon - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
religionreligious talk given during a church service
- The pastor delivered a powerful sermon on forgiveness.
2.
- She gave him a sermon about his poor choices.
Origin of sermon
Latin, sermo (discourse)
Terms with sermon included in their meaning
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religion
deliver a religious message or sermon
communication
having a tone like a sermon
religion
deliver a sermon to church members
religion
delivered as a sermon or religious message
biblical blessing
any of the blessings in the Sermon on the Mount
sermon
farewell sermon at graduation ceremonies
religion
related to a homily or sermon
religion
deliver a sermon or religious message
teaching
in a way that is overly didactic or sermon-like
religion
sermon or moral discourse, often tedious
act
the act of delivering a sermon or moral talk
Examples of sermon in a sentence
His sermon focused on hope and renewal. His sermon on punctuality was lengthy and tedious. The manager's sermon about teamwork was well-received.
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- French:sermon, ...
- German:Predigt, Standpauke, ...
- Italian:sermone, predica, ...
- Spanish:sermón, ...
- Portuguese:sermão, ...
- Chinese:布道, 训诫, ...
- Japanese:説教, 小言, ...
- Arabic:عِظَة, عِظَةٌ تَوْبيخِيَّةٌ, ...
- Hebrew:דְּרָשָׁה, הַטָּפַת מוּסָר, ...
- Russian:проповедь, нравоучение, ...
- Ukrainian:проповідь, нотація, ...
- Hindi:प्रवचन, फटकार, ...
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