Preach

What do we mean by preach?

To proclaim or put forth in a sermon. intransitive verb

To advocate, especially to urge acceptance of or compliance with. intransitive verb

To deliver (a sermon). intransitive verb

To deliver a sermon. intransitive verb

To give religious or moral instruction, especially in a tedious manner. intransitive verb

(choir/converted) To argue in favor of a viewpoint already held by one's audience. idiom

A sermon; a religious discourse. noun

To make a public announcement; especially, to pronounce a public discourse upon a religious subject, or from a text of Scripture; deliver a sermon.

To give earnest advice, especially on religious or moral subjects; also, to give advice obtrusively on religious or moral matters.

To proclaim as a herald; declare; make known; publish.

To inculcate (especially religious or moral truth or right conduct) in public or private discourse.

To deliver, as a public religious discourse; pronounce, as a sermon.

To affect by preaching, in a manner indicated by the context: as, to preach one into a penitent or a rebellious mood.

To silence or suppress by preaching: as, to preach down unbelief.

To proclaim or publish tidings; specifically, to proclaim the gospel; to discourse publicly on a religious subject, or from a text of Scripture; to deliver a sermon. intransitive verb

To give serious advice on morals or religion; to discourse in the manner of a preacher. intransitive verb

A religious discourse. noun

To proclaim by public discourse; to utter in a sermon or a formal religious harangue. transitive verb

To inculcate in public discourse; to urge with earnestness by public teaching. transitive verb

To deliver or pronounce. transitive verb

Here you will find one or more explanations in English for the word preach. Define preach, preach synonyms, preach pronunciation, preach translation, English dictionary definition of preach.

Said to give encouragement to a person dropping mad knowledge. Urban Dictionary

"Preach" has no single meaning, but is used to convey a casual sense of affirmation, acknowledgement, Said in agreement, something that is real, absolute, well said, a person dropping mad knowledge, Or to indicate that something has impressed you favorably. Its usage among young blacks has been parodied ad nauseam among clueless suburban whites. Seamore .... speak..... preach……. Urban Dictionary

What teenage girls say when their friend shares a mildly inspirational image on Instagram, usually followed by 3+ emojis. Urban Dictionary

Same as "amen", as in "amen to that", but sounding cooler. Was widely used around 2005, then got old. Urban Dictionary

According to snoop dogg, when something good happened or u feel good, u say "Preach!" as a emotional expression. Urban Dictionary

There is no single meaning, but is used to convey a casual sense of affirmation, acknowledgement, said in agreement, something that is real, absolute, well said, a person dropping mad knowledge while unconsciously projecting who they are onto others and exposing him or her self as a hypocrite. Or to indicate that something has impressed you favorably but everyone really knows the person doing the preaching is clueless and talking out of their ass. Its usage among young blacks has been parodied ad nauseam among clueless suburban whites who actually do have a clue and calling out their counterpart who are the ones who actually have no clue. Urban Dictionary

It means sure, which is used widly used by Snoop Doggie Dog. Urban Dictionary

Social media driven 'wank-speak' for when another cretin that is like you says something you agree with. Urban Dictionary

When you disrobe in an office bathroom, and intentionally not lock the door so that an unsuspecting co-worker will walk in. Urban Dictionary

1,026. preach it: to encourage someone to contnue with his or her impassioned rant. person A:"I prefer diet coke over regular coke" person B:"preach it!" A user said this should be deleted: "lunarshadowsbot says: what is this? this type of shit is not needed at ud!" Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to preach:
preach, breach, reach, peach, preace, pleach, proach, preact, creach, prach, treach.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word preach:
baptize, sermon, presbytery, preaching, gospel, pulpit, crusade, preacher, congregational, ordained, pastor, doctrines, administer, ordination, apostles, christianity, baptized, teach, baptism, congregation, disciples, baptist, presbyterian, methodist, crowds, missionaries, wesley, doctrine, missionary, madonna, chaplain, islam, salvation, faith, message, christ, clergy, pastoral, bible, jesus, followers, convert, listen, evangelical, chapel, prayer, rev, church, god, worship, protestant, sunday, lutheran, theological, anglican, lecture, hear, theology, reformed, divine, imprisoned, episcopal, beliefs, conversion, religious, slaves, religion, cathedral, missions, bishop, funeral, messages, ministry, publicly, truth, lay, pope, permission, spiritual, holy, moral, christian, word.

Words that rhyme with preach:
breach, reach, speech, teach, beach, impeach, breech, beseech, outreach, leach, each, peach, leech, bleach, beech, screech, overreach, part of speech, figure of speech, queach, keech, dreich, meech, pleach, microfiche, creech, keach, material breach, edward teach, cheech, veatch, freedom of speech, out of reach, seabeach, piech, meach, creach, leitch, veach, stump speech, black beech, keynote speech, long beach, pietsch, red beech, visible speech, copper beech, american beech, purple beech, anticipatory breach, native peach, negro peach, european beech, white beech, hard beech, silver beech, roble beech, constructive breach, medicinal leech, myrtle beech, partial breach, weech, weeping beech, liquid bleach, common beech, japanese beech, native beech, dietsch, evergreen beech, new-zealand beech, wild peach, indian beech, leetch, southern beech, broadbeach, dietsche, inspeech, keetch, long-beach, reeche, swiech, veech, wiech.

Adjectives that are often used to describe preach:
many, poor, other, good, divine, former, first, apostle, latter, german, great, call, right, future, mere, old, lively, convenient, less, vain, venerable, long, pulpit, dean, excellent, honored, pope, wise, missionary, effective, european, goodly, profane, curate, dear, gospel.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective preach:
ing, ease, ers, independence, liberty, christ, salvation, slavery, yourself, chap, hatred.

Consonant match to preach:
pritch.

Words that sound like preach:
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