televangelist (Meaning)
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televangelist (n)
an evangelist who conducts services on television
Synonyms & Antonyms of televangelist
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televangelist Sentence Examples
- The televangelist delivered a powerful sermon, captivating millions with his charismatic presence.
- Despite allegations of fraud, the televangelist continued to preach on television, amassing a vast fortune.
- The televangelist's grandiose lifestyle contrasted sharply with the poverty of his followers.
- Critics accused the televangelist of using deceptive tactics to solicit donations from unsuspecting viewers.
- The televangelist faced legal scrutiny for misusing church funds and engaging in illicit activities.
- The charismatic televangelist attracted a large following through his eloquent rhetoric and emotional appeals.
- Skeptics questioned the sincerity of the televangelist's message, suggesting he was motivated by financial gain.
- Despite the televangelist's public image as a holy man, his personal life was marred by scandals.
- The televangelist's television ministry had a profound impact on society, shaping religious beliefs and political opinions.
- The rise of televangelism in the 20th century sparked both controversy and admiration.
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an evangelist who conducts services on television
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The televangelist delivered a powerful sermon, captivating millions with his charismatic presence.
Despite allegations of fraud, the televangelist continued to preach on television, amassing a vast fortune.
The televangelist's grandiose lifestyle contrasted sharply with the poverty of his followers.
Critics accused the televangelist of using deceptive tactics to solicit donations from unsuspecting viewers.
