belecture Synonyms
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belecture Meaning
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belecture (v. t.)
To vex with lectures; to lecture frequently.
belecture Sentence Examples
- The professor's long-winded lecture belectured the students into submission.
- Sarah's domineering mother belectured her relentlessly, driving her to tears.
- The politician's patronizing speech belectured the audience with platitudes.
- The boss's condescending belecture left the employees feeling humiliated.
- The therapist's excessive belecturing alienated the patient, who felt judged and criticized.
- The teacher's constant belectures about behavior turned the classroom into a prison.
- The know-it-all belectured the group, spouting unsolicited advice and opinions.
- The parent's belecturing about responsibility made their child resentful and rebellious.
- The clergyman's belectures on morality were met with skepticism from the congregation.
- The article's belecture on the evils of social media turned readers away with its overly simplistic tone.
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To vex with lectures; to lecture frequently.
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The professor's long-winded lecture belectured the students into submission.
Sarah's domineering mother belectured her relentlessly, driving her to tears.
The politician's patronizing speech belectured the audience with platitudes.
The boss's condescending belecture left the employees feeling humiliated.
