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:
- lambastes
- reproaches
- chews out
- bawls out
- chastises
- faults
- bastes
- keelhauls
- takes to task
- flays
- upbraids
- lays into
- rants (at)
- attacks
- tongue-lashes
- rags
- jaws
- calls down
- blames
- admonishes
- rebukes
- dresses down
- lambasts
- scores
- reams (out)
- reads the riot act (to)
- rails (at or against)
- rates
- mocks
- berates
- hammers
- castigates
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
criticizes, reprimands,scolds, lambastes, reproaches, chews out, bawls out, chastises, faults, bastes
approves, sanctions, indorses, endorses, lauds,praises, extols,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.
