sermonise (Meaning)
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sermonise (v)
speak as if delivering a sermon; express moral judgements
Synonyms & Antonyms of sermonise
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sermonise Sentence Examples
- The minister's sermonise on the importance of humility left a profound impact on the congregation.
- I find it tiresome when people sermonise about their superiority without any basis.
- The politician's speech was filled with sermonise about their accomplishments, but lacked any substance.
- It's unwise to sermonise to someone who is in a state of grief or anger.
- The teacher's sermonise on the consequences of plagiarism was intended to deter students from cheating.
- The moralist's sermonise about the evils of society had the opposite effect and made people defensive.
- The therapist refrained from sermonising and instead focused on empowering the client through active listening.
- The activist's sermonise against injustice ignited a fire in the hearts of the listeners.
- The doctor's sermonise about the importance of healthy eating and exercise was both informative and motivating.
- The elder's sermonise on the wisdom of experience brought a sense of comfort to the younger generation.
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speak as if delivering a sermon; express moral judgements
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The minister's sermonise on the importance of humility left a profound impact on the congregation.
I find it tiresome when people sermonise about their superiority without any basis.
The politician's speech was filled with sermonise about their accomplishments, but lacked any substance.
It's unwise to sermonise to someone who is in a state of grief or anger.
