sermonic (Meaning)

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sermonic (a.)

Alt. of Sermonical

The preacher delivered a sermonic discourse that captivated his congregation.
The politician's address was a sermonic call to action, inspiring his listeners.
The teacher's sermonic lecture on morality left a lasting impact on his students.
The motivational speaker's sermonic words ignited a flame within his audience.
The author's sermonic writing style conveyed profound insights.
The film's sermonic dialogue explored the complexities of the human condition.
The musical performance had a sermonic quality, resonating deeply with its listeners.
The artist's sermonic paintings depicted scenes from sacred texts.
The scientist's sermonic presentation on the wonders of nature filled his listeners with awe.
The legal scholar's sermonic arguments swayed the hearts and minds of the jury.

Alt. of Sermonical

homiletical, moralistic, homiletic, moralizing, didactic, instructive, sententious, advisory, prescriptive,preachy

No antonyms found.

The preacher delivered a sermonic discourse that captivated his congregation.

The politician's address was a sermonic call to action, inspiring his listeners.

The teacher's sermonic lecture on morality left a lasting impact on his students.

The motivational speaker's sermonic words ignited a flame within his audience.