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preaching

noun as in moralizing

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Gaspard-Hogewood predicted there would be a shift away from preaching about Democrats and toward more formless evils.

From Slate

They twist themselves into theological knots teaching and preaching that it's OK to be both a millionaire and a minister to the gospel of Christ.

From Salon

The effect of all of these Trump loyalists effectively preaching propaganda on Trump’s behalf has been to strengthen the idea of a grand conspiracy against Trump that reaches untold numbers of vulnerable people through the internet, TV, and podcasts.

From Slate

He blames witch-hunting in Nigeria primarily on preaching from “foreign religions” such as Christianity and Islam, but acknowledges traditional religions also “wage war” on witches.

From BBC

Mr Osimen describes any preaching encouraging witch-hunting as a misinterpretation of Bible verses.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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