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A sermon on a moral or religious topic
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preachment
Word definitions for preachment in dictionaries
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
late 14c., "a preaching;" earlier "an annoying or tedious speech" (c.1300); see preach (v.) + -ment .\nRelated: Preachments .
Wiktionary
Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. An instance of preaching; a sermon or homily
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Preachment \Preach"ment\, n. A religious harangue; a sermon; -- used derogatively. --Shak.
WordNet
Word definitions in WordNet
n. a sermon on a moral or religious topic [syn: homily ]
Usage examples of preachment.
In the thin tide of thought that washed between us there was no hint of moral preachment, merely a reminder of the limit I was on the verge of transgressing.
The nation, as if surfeited with the marvels of space and medicine and science and sophisticated social analysis, seemed hungry for anti-intellectual preachment, and Leopold Strabismus was eager to provide it.
I gather that Octavia Butler sees her novel as a preachment seeking that fertile ground, as much as it is a science fiction novel.
Much Saxon remembered of that mad preachment, much she guessed and felt, and much had been beyond her experience and understanding.
He could not prevent himself seeing, in the thin shoulders and blood of the prisoner, the gulf that lay between preachments and practice in Akha.
And though to many of them, before 1933, the Nazis were too rowdy and violent to attract their allegiance, their preachments helped prepare the ground for the coming of Nazism.
For all your preachments, I see that sweet Myron still knows his place, and, except for you, would defer to his betters.
Solarian citizens on Earth and the older, well-established colony planets, the moral preachments of the Renaissance Association and the Anti-Slavery League have never made a dent in Solarian policy.
In all their preachments they so highly pretended to the Spirit, that some of them could hardly spell a letter.
And for all he may have strayed from the hidebound preachments of his forebears, Adams remained enough of a Puritan to believe anything worthy must carry a measure of pain.
It was to replace the Church and teach by direct preachments as well as allegory the philosophical notions which he thought essential to the salvation of humanity.
And, if the truth be told, Bass, the anti-Rome sentiment of the English people began at that time, through the preachments of these commoner-priests-cum-prelates against the sloth, indolence, money grubbing and posturings of the Church hierarchy.
For all your preachments, I see that sweet Myron still knows his place, and, except for you, would defer to his betters.
Solarian citizens on Earth and the older, well-established colony planets, the moral preachments of the Renaissance Association and the Anti-Slavery League have never made a dent in Solarian policy.
It was, to Abner Hale, clarity itself that the prophet Ezekiel, sitting in counsel with the elders of Judah, was markedly similar to the prophet Abner, sitting in counsel with the alii of Mam, and if the latter prophet sometimes spoke with an authority that the Hawaiians had difficulty in accepting, Abner felt that the elders of Judah must have had the same difficulty with the preachments of Ezekiel.