lectures (Meaning)
lectures
a discourse given before an audience or class especially for instruction, reprimand entry 2, scold, to deliver a lecture to, reprimand entry 1, scolding, to reprove formally, to give a lecture or a series of lectures, to deliver a lecture or a course of lectures, a talk given before an audience or class especially for instruction, to instruct by lectures, a formal reproof
Synonyms & Antonyms of lectures
Synonyms:
- reproaches
- reads the riot act (to)
- lambasts
- admonishes
- reams (out)
- tongue-lashes
- castigates
- blames
- attacks
- rebukes
- bawls out
- upbraids
- calls down
- jaws
- berates
- faults
- bastes
- flays
- chews out
- scores
- chastises
- rates
- dresses down
- lambastes
- hammers
- keelhauls
- lays into
- rails (at or against)
- rags
- mocks
- rants (at)
- takes to task
Antonyms:
lectures Sentence Examples
- The professor's lectures were so engaging that students eagerly attended every session.
- The university offered a wide range of lectures covering diverse topics from history to quantum mechanics.
- The guest speaker gave a thought-provoking lecture on the ethics of artificial intelligence.
- The student prepared thoroughly for the upcoming lectures by reading the assigned materials.
- The lecturer presented complex concepts with clarity and precision, making the lectures accessible to students.
- The university auditorium was packed with students eager to hear the renowned professor's lectures.
- The lectures were recorded and made available online for students who missed the live sessions.
- The lecture notes provided a comprehensive outline of the material covered in class.
- The lecturer encouraged students to ask questions and participate actively in the lectures.
- The lectures served as a valuable platform for students to engage with experts and deepen their understanding of various subjects.
FAQs About the word lectures
a discourse given before an audience or class especially for instruction, reprimand entry 2, scold, to deliver a lecture to, reprimand entry 1, scolding, to rep
reprimands, criticizes,scolds, reproaches, reads the riot act (to), lambasts, admonishes, reams (out), tongue-lashes, castigates
sanctions, indorses, endorses,approves,praises, extols, lauds,extolls
The professor's lectures were so engaging that students eagerly attended every session.
The university offered a wide range of lectures covering diverse topics from history to quantum mechanics.
The guest speaker gave a thought-provoking lecture on the ethics of artificial intelligence.
The student prepared thoroughly for the upcoming lectures by reading the assigned materials.
