SERMONISED Meaning and
Definition
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"Sermonised" is a verb derived from the word "sermonize," which refers to the act or process of delivering a sermon. It involves the imparting of moral, religious, or spiritual teachings to a group of people, typically within a religious context. When something is described as "sermonised," it means that it has been subjected to or has characteristics resembling a sermon.
The term "sermonised" can also imply preaching or moralizing in a didactic or dogmatic manner, often with the intention of persuading or instructing others on an issue or belief system. It suggests the presence of a strong moralistic tone or imparting of personal wisdom, opinions, or advice. This can be observed in various contexts such as political speeches or lectures that share similarities with a religious sermon in terms of the passionate delivery of a persuasive message.
Additionally, "sermonised" can also connote a sense of tediously lecturing, moralizing, or reproaching someone in an overbearing or self-righteous manner. It may also imply that the message or speech lacks originality or comes across as excessively preachy.
Overall, "sermonised" encompasses the act of delivering a sermon, sharing moral or religious teachings, or engaging in passionate persuasion and instruction. The precise connotations and contextual nuances of the term depend on the specific context in which it is used.
Common Misspellings for SERMONISED
- sermonise
- sermonizd
- sermonized
- aermonised
- zermonised
- xermonised
- dermonised
- eermonised
- wermonised
- swrmonised
- ssrmonised
- sdrmonised
- srrmonised
- s4rmonised
- s3rmonised
- seemonised
- sedmonised
- sefmonised
- setmonised
- se5monised
Etymology of SERMONISED
The word "sermonised" is derived from the root word "sermonize", which is a verb formed from the noun "sermon". The noun "sermon" originated from the Old English word "sermun" or "siremon", which was derived from the Latin word "sermo" meaning "discourse" or "speech". Eventually, "sermonize" was formed as a verb in English, meaning "to deliver a sermon" or "to engage in preaching or religious discourse". From "sermonize", the word "sermonised" is created as a past tense or past participle form of the verb.
Similar spelling words for SERMONISED
Conjugate verb Sermonised
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