preachy Antonyms
Meaning of preachy
Wordnet
preachy (s)
inclined to or marked by tedious moralization
preachy Sentence Examples
- The teacher's constant preaching about the importance of punctuality became unbearable.
- The politician's speech was overly preachy, offering little substance beyond moralizing.
- The religious leader's sermon was so preachy that it alienated many listeners.
- The article's tone was confrontational and preachy, rather than engaging and informative.
- The parent's constant preaching about good behavior made their child feel suffocated.
- The boss's preachy emails about productivity only served to demotivate the employees.
- The advertisement was so preachy about the product's benefits that it came across as insincere.
- The social media post was met with criticism for being preachy and self-righteous.
- The lecture was more preachy than educational, and students struggled to stay focused.
- The coach's preachy halftime speech did little to motivate the team, who went on to lose the game.
FAQs About the word preachy
inclined to or marked by tedious moralization
didactic,moralizing, sermonic, moralistic,homiletical, dogmatic, homiletic, sententious, instructive,prescriptive
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The teacher's constant preaching about the importance of punctuality became unbearable.
The politician's speech was overly preachy, offering little substance beyond moralizing.
The religious leader's sermon was so preachy that it alienated many listeners.
The article's tone was confrontational and preachy, rather than engaging and informative.
