Synonyms

preachy

[pree-chee]

preach·y

[pree-chee]
adjective, preach·i·er, preach·i·est.
tediously or pretentiously didactic.

Origin:
1810–20; preach + -y1

preach·i·ly, adverb
preach·i·ness, noun
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preachy (ˈpriːtʃɪ)
 
adj , preachier, preachiest
informal inclined to or marked by preaching

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