Definition of sermonize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
preachy talkRare speak in a way that gives moral advice or judgmentsRare
- He tends to sermonize about healthy living.
- She would sermonize at every family dinner about honesty.
- The professor sermonized to the class after the plagiarism incident.
Origin of sermonize
Latin, sermo (speech) + ize (to make)
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- French:prêcher, ...
- German:moralisieren, ...
- Italian:predicare, ...
- Spanish:sermonear, ...
- Portuguese:moralizar, ...
- Chinese:说教, ...
- Japanese:説教する, ...
- Arabic:وَعَظَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַטִּיף, ...
- Russian:читать мораль, ...
- Ukrainian:повчати, ...
- Hindi:उपदेश देना, ...
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