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preachy
[ pree-chee ]
adjective
- tediously or pretentiously didactic.
preachy
/ ˈpriːtʃɪ /
adjective
- informal.inclined to or marked by preaching
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Other Words From
- preachi·ly adverb
- preachi·ness noun
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Example Sentences
But, unlike another famously athletic and God-fearing Tim (Mr. Tebow), Howard is far less preachy.
There were a lot of characters making these preachy speeches.
But Free to Be wasn't politically-correct in an annoyingly preachy way.
And it's not a preachy, political attack on that culture, which was another common reading.
He Said: Overflowing with stock Ryan Murphy tropes, this felt oddly preachy and off-putting rather than endearing.
And Betty isnt so preachy as she was when we weeded dandelions on your lawn, commented Ruth.
They do to-day—only we make a fuss about it and get preachy.
Oh, you are so preachy, you are so good-natured, you believe all the prim things that grown people say!
A clever story, not a bit preachy, but with much influence for right living in evidence throughout.
The Walls of Jericho being a long, preachy and rather foolish tirade against a game of cards, my apparent digression is necessary.
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