preaching
PREE-ching/ˈpɹiːt͡ʃɪŋ/
Pluralpreachings
Pluralpreachings
- 1The act of giving a sermon or telling people how they should live.
Like a teacher giving a lesson, but about how to live a good life.
Her preaching always filled the small church with hope.
The crowd listened to his preaching for over an hour.
Similarministry, evangelism, sermonizing, teaching
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- 2Present participle of preach. Use this form for something happening now or continuing.
She is preaching to the new members this Sunday.
He was preaching about kindness when the storm hit.
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preaching is a form of preach
preach, verb: To give a religious talk to a group of people at a church. Full entry
- Spelling
- preach → preaching: add -ing
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Origin
It comes from the Middle English word "prechynge."