Lecture синонимы

Варианты (v1)

Варианты (v2)

  • lecture [ˈlekʧə] сущ

    1. лекцияж, курс лекций, лекторийм

      (class, course, lecture hall)

      • course of lectures – курс лекций
      • give public lectures – читать публичные лекции
      • last lecture – последняя лекция
    2. нотацияж

      (notation)

    3. поучениеср

      (teaching)

    4. докладм

      (report)

      • plenary lecture – пленарный доклад
    5. занятиеср

      (lesson)

    6. чтение лекций

      (deliver lectures)

    7. лекторм

      (lecturer)

    8. лекционное занятие

    9. беседаж

      (conversation)

  • lecture [ˈlekʧə] гл

    1. преподавать, поучать, читать нотации

      (teach, sermonize)

    2. читать лекцию

      (give a lecture)

    3. отчитывать

      (account)

  • lecture [ˈlekʧə] прил

    1. лекционный

      (lection)

      • large lecture hall – большой лекционный зал
    2. лекторский

noun
лекция lecture, talk, discourse, reading, prelection, teach-in
доклад report, lecture, account
нотация notation, lecture, lesson, homily, sermon
наставление admonition, exhortation, precept, manual, edification, lecture
нравоучение moral, morality, lecture, preachment
verb
читать лекцию lecture, deliver a lecture, talk, deliver, prelect
читать нотации lecture
отчитывать lecture, jaw, blast, tax, reprehend, school
выговаривать reprimand, scold, lecture, speak at, talk to, tick off

Синонимы (v1)

Синонимы (v2)

  • lecture гл

    • public lecture
    • speech · talk · discourse

noun

  • speech, talk, address, discourse, disquisition, presentation, oration, lesson
  • scolding, chiding, reprimand, rebuke, reproof, reproach, upbraiding, berating, admonishment, sermon, dressing-down, talking-to, tongue-lashing, roasting, castigation
  • public lecture, talk
  • talking to, speech
  • lecturing

verb

  • give a lecture, give a talk, talk, make a speech, speak, give an address, discourse, hold forth, declaim, expatiate, spout, sound off
  • teach, give instruction, give lessons
  • scold, chide, reprimand, rebuke, reprove, reproach, upbraid, berate, chastise, admonish, lambaste, rake/haul over the coals, take to task, give someone a dressing-down, give someone a talking-to, tell off, bawl out, castigate
  • talk
  • lambaste, call down, lambast, jaw, bawl out, chide, rag, rebuke, remonstrate, chew up, take to task, have words, berate, chew out, dress down, trounce, scold, reprimand, reproof

Предложения со словом «lecture»

In this lecture , he goes on to explain physics as the laws of harmony between these strings.

В своей лекции он сравнивает законы физики с законами гармонии для этих струн.

People attend a law lecture , a TED Talk of the 14th century.

Люди слушают лекцию о праве, это как выступление TED, но в XIV веке.

And the way these democracies band together and lecture everyone else about individual rights and freedoms — it gets under your skin.

А то, как эти демократии объединяются и читают нравоучения всем и вся о правах и свободах человека, действует вам на нервы.

We gather the world’s only all-female orchestra, we play fantastic music by forgotten or overlooked women composers, we have amazing conductors — it’s Marin Alsop there from Baltimore conducting, Petula Clark singing — and I give a lecture on women’s history.

Мы собираем единственный в мире женский оркестр, играем чудесную музыку женщин, которых забыли или не оценили, у нас потрясающие дирижёры: Марин Элсоп из Балтимора дирижирует здесь, Петула Кларк поёт, а я выступаю с лекцией об истории женщин.

So I’m giving this talk about this, and as I’m talking, what I realized is: this was not a history lecture I was giving, this was not something where the job was done.

Итак, я читаю об этом лекцию и в процессе понимаю вот что: я читала не лекцию по истории, речь шла не о чём — то свершённом.

Her mother had taught by example, not by lecture .

Мать учила ее не наставлениями, а собственным примером.

He’ll give me a lecture and a handout.

Он, наверное, прочтет мне лекцию и подаст милостыню.

He took on two seminars and an open lecture course.

Шевек взялся вести два семинара и открытый курс лекций.

Do you attend every lecture the Jeffersonian puts on?

Ты ходишь на каждую лекцию, которую проводит институт Джефферсона?

First we listened to a lecture on the history of our region which was very interesting.

Сначала мы прослушали лекцию об истории нашего региона, которая была очень интересной.

All of Lecture Films’ productions are written, filmed and edited on this very lot.

Вся продукция Лекционных Фильмов написана, снята и смонтирована на этой самой студии.

You don’t get to lecture her about the distinction between doing and thinking.

У тебя нет права говорить ей о разнице между действием и размышлением.

Such as the Training Division giving a lecture on metaphysics.

Например, учебный центр приказывает всем офицерам посетить лекцию по метафизике.

They all trooped over to the chamber’s comconsole desk, and Maz began a quick illustrated lecture on haut crests and the several dozen assorted Imperial seals.

Они перешли к комм — пульту, и Маз прочитала им краткую иллюстрированную лекцию по геральдике аутов.

I couldn’t believe I’d interpreted Aahz’s lecture correctly, but he beamed enthusiastically.

Я не мог поверить, что правильно истолковал лекцию Ааза, но тот так и излучал энтузиазм.

In the meagre light I found a signboard and followed the arrows towards Lecture Room Four.

При скудном освещении нашла указатель и побежала к четвертой аудитории.

Michael just gave me the exact same lecture in front of everybody.

Майкл только что отчитал меня за это перед всеми.

That always meant he was going to lecture me.

Верный признак того, что он собирается отчитывать меня.

A similar problem arises when I show them my films and lecture to them.

Подобная проблема возникает, когда я показываю им фильмы или читаю лекции.

And Howard would lecture me on the importance of good sportsmanship and civility.

И Говард всегда читал мне нотации о важности правильного спортивного духа и цивилизованности.

You’re the last person who gets to lecture me on anything.

Ты — то точно не имеешь право читать мне нотации.

He grew a beard, oiled his hair, became a radical, and was beloved on the lecture circuit.

Он отрастил бороду, смазывал волосы бриллиантином, сделался радикалом и с огромным успехом читал лекции.

He grabbed the price check mike and treated us all to a little lecture on Pearl Harbor.

Он схватил микрофон для объявления заказов и устроил нам всем лекцию о Перл Харборе.

Unfortunately the lecture was on cellular anatomy, something I’d already studied.

К сожалению, лекция была посвящена молекулярной анатомии, которую я уже изучала.

I’m not gonna listen to a lecture about respect from some pinko liberal college Professor.

Я не собираюсь выслушивать лекцию об уважении от какого — то левого либерального профессора колледжа.

I attended your lecture series the semester you taught at Yale.

В Йеле я в течение целого семестра посещала ваши лекции.

The company will have a light afternoon of lecture and classroom instruction.

Устроим нашим легкий послеобеденный отдых в виде лекций по обучению.

I don’t want to deliver a lecture on journalistic ethics any more than you want to listen to one.

Я не собираюсь читать лекцию о журналистской этике, не больше, чем вы хотите её слушать.

He had availed himself of the opportunity to attend a lecture she had given at the Royal Geographical.

Воспользовался возможностью побывать на лекции, которую она читала в Королевском географическом обществе.

I left some reference books I need for my lecture .

Я оставил кое — какие справочники, которые мне нужны для лекции.

Raleigh and Dudley went on a lecture tour to 11 universities in the promotion of their new book.

Рейли и Дадли отправились в лекционную поездку по 11 университетам в поддержку их новой книги.

It was held in a small lecture theater, lit for the occasion by an arrangement of car headlamps and batteries.

Собрание состоялось в небольшом лектории, освещенном для такого случая автомобильными фарами.

There’s to be a lecture tomorrow night at the Egyptian Hall, on Theosophy and the occult sciences.

Завтра в Египетском Зале состоится лекция о теософии и прочих оккультных науках.

Lecture at the Workshop on International Protection of Human Rights and Brazil, organized by the National Superior Court and the State Secretariat for Human Rights.

Лекция на семинаре по международной защите прав человека и положению в этой области в Бразилии, организованном Высшим национальным судом и Государственным секретариатом по правам человека.

My program malfunctioned, and you canceled a lecture on Vulcan and came all the way home to repair me.

Моя программа работала со сбоями, вы отменили лекцию на Вулкане и вернулись домой, чтобы исправить меня.

I just thought when I checked yes for travel on the job application form… that more or less meant the occasional lecture in boston or something.

Я просто думал, когда я увидел графу поездки на бланке заявления… что иногда будут лекции в Бостоне или что — то такое.

Please tell me you didn’t waste all that jet fuel to come down here and deliver me a lecture .

Прошу тебя, скажи, что не сожгла такую кучу топлива только затем, чтобы прочитать мне нотацию.

I was thinking of going to the lecture on posterior cingulate cortex lesions in the formation of autobiographical memory.

Я думала пойти на лекцию по поражениям задней коры головного мозга и их влиянии на автобиографическую память.

Guest speaker, Secretary-General’s Lecture Series.

Приглашенный лектор, серия лекций Генерального секретаря.

I was, until I read last year’s key note lecture again.

Была, пока не перечитала основную лекцию прошлого года.

March 1992 Vientiane: Lecture : court administration system, role of the president of a tribunal, responsibilities of judges and prosecutors, and ethical issues.

Март 1992 года Вьентьян: лекция на тему: «Система организации работы судов, роль председателя суда, ответственность судей и прокуроров и этические вопросы».

You kept nodding off during that lecture , didn’t you?

Ты клевал носом всю лекцию, верно?

Record a meeting or lecture and keep the recording as part of your notes.

Сохраняйте записи собраний или лекций в заметках.

Given this history, Westerners are in no position to lecture on civil liberties or humane values.

Учитывая эту историю, представители Запада не имеют никакого права читать лекции о гражданских свободах или гуманных ценностях.

Imagine that you, like me, are a typical product of Western liberal democracy, and are invited to give a lecture to a group of Chinese students in Beijing or Shanghai on its benefits.

Представьте, что вы, как и я, являетесь типичным продуктом Западной либеральной демократии и приглашены выступить с лекцией перед группой китайских студентов в Пекине или Шанхае.

Finally, a 1948 lecture by Dr. Lemkin at the United Nations highlights a gruesome summary of peoples who experienced genocide, including the Armenians.

В 1948 году доктор Лемкин прочел лекцию в Организации Объединенных Наций, в которой привел страшный список народов, переживших геноцид, включая армян.

There’s hardly a nation on earth that the U.S. does not lecture , sanction, bully, or threaten.

На земле вряд ли найдется такая страна, которую Соединенные Штаты не поучали бы, не запугивали, которой не угрожали, против которой не вводили бы санкции.

I’m going to Harvard in about three or four — no, it’s about two months from now — to give a lecture .

Я еду в Гарвард через три или четыре — нет, где — то через два месяца, чтобы читать там лекцию.

I didn’t want to lecture or have just book reading.

Я не хотел читать лекции или заставлять их читать учебник.

His arrival was greeted with chants of, The army and the people are one hand, from the hundreds gathered in the university’s main lecture room.

Его приезд был встречен лозунгом Армия и народ — одна рука, который скандировали сотни собравшихся в главном лекционном зале университета.

US Treasury secretaries have always loved to lecture their foreign colleagues on America’s economic perfection, and why every country should seek to emulate it.

Министры финансов США всегда очень любили вещать своим зарубежным коллегам об экономической безупречности США и о том, почему все страны должны стремиться подражать им.

Lecture on removing legal obstacles to e-commerce at the Stetson University College of Law (Tampa, Florida, United States of America, 13 October 2000);

лекция на тему Устранение препятствий на пути электронной торговли при Юридическом колледже Стетсонского университета (Тампа, Флорида, Соединенные Штаты Америки, 13 октября 2000 года);

You wouldn’t build a building out of this stuff, and you wouldn’t try to give a lecture and write on the chalkboard with this.

Из мела дом не построишь, а известняком не доске писать и пытаться не стоит.

But if the rest of the world really wants to help, it should lecture America along the lines I suggest.

Но если остальной мир действительно желает помочь, давать наставления Америке надо в соответствии с моими рекомендациями.

A few people came to the lecture .

На лекцию пришло немного людей.

As for the speakers, ECB President Mario Draghi gives a lecture at IMF and Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Lynn Patterson speaks during the end of the US session.

Что касается спикеров, сегодня президент ЕЦБ Марио Драги проводит лекцию в МВФ и заместитель губернатора Банка Канады Линн Паттерсон выступает в конце американской сессии.

I look back, for instance, to the lecture of A Sternfeld in Warsaw’s astronomy observatory, who, on the 6th of December 1933, presented ideas on his pioneering work Entry into space.

Напомню, к примеру, о лекции А. Штернфельда, который 6 декабря 1933 года представлял в Варшавской астрономической обсерватории идеи из своей новаторской работы Введение в космонавтику.

This week Merkel gave a lecture in Sydney, laying out a detailed vision of the Western strategy for dealing with Putin.

Вчера Меркель прочитала лекцию в Сиднее, изложив подробности стратегии Запада по отношению к Путину.

Thank you to Professor Primbotom and his lecture on just say nay.

Большое спасибо профессору Первопопсу за его лекцию о том, как сказать нет.

Potty break first, Les Mis lecture later.

Сначала перевыв на горшок, лекция об Отверженных после.

What is another word for Lecture?

  • talk

    speech, lesson

  • scold

    reprimand, tell off

  • speech

    address, event

  • discourse

    speech, lesson

  • reprimand

    rebuke, scold

  • sermon

    address, speech

  • address

    speech, lesson

  • speak

    speech, words

  • rebuke

    scold, scolding

  • chide

    scold, tell off

  • berate

    scold, tell off

  • lesson

    instruction, talk

  • oration

    lesson, address

  • teach

    education, talk

  • harangue

    lesson, address

  • admonish

    scold, reprimand

  • homily

    solemn moral talk

  • expound

    talk, speak

  • jaw

    speechify

  • bawl out

    tell off

  • reproof

    scolding, speech of criticism

  • upbraid

    reprimand

  • declaim

    give a lecture

  • chew out

    tell off

  • lambaste

  • scolding

    speech of criticism, telling-off

  • hold forth

    talk, give a lecture

  • censure

    rebuke, reprimand

  • reproach

    rebuke, scolding

  • sermonize

    education, sermonise

  • preach

    education, sermonise

  • orate

    speak at length

  • take to task

  • dress down

  • reprove

    criticize lengthily

  • dressing-down

    speech of criticism, telling-off

  • admonition

    solemn moral talk, scolding

  • chiding

    scolding, speech of criticism

  • disquisition

    talk

  • tell off

    criticize lengthily, give someone a dressing-down

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  1. lecture, public lecture, talknoun

    a speech that is open to the public

    «he attended a lecture on telecommunications»

    Synonyms:
    talking to, lecture, lecturing, talk of the town, public lecture, talking, talk, speech

  2. lecture, speech, talking tonoun

    a lengthy rebuke

    «a good lecture was my father’s idea of discipline»; «the teacher gave him a talking to»

    Synonyms:
    manner of speaking, spoken communication, talk, delivery, lecturing, actor’s line, talking to, speech communication, words, voice communication, oral communication, public lecture, lecture, address, language, spoken language, speech

  3. lecture, lecturingverb

    teaching by giving a discourse on some subject (typically to a class)

    Synonyms:
    talk, speech, talking to, public lecture, lecture, lecturing

  4. lecture, talkverb

    deliver a lecture or talk

    «She will talk at Rutgers next week»; «Did you ever lecture at Harvard?»

    Synonyms:
    bawl out, verbalize, lambast, babble, verbalise, take to task, spill, reproof, jaw, reprimand, rebuke, utter, chew out, chide, peach, tattle, lambaste, mouth, trounce, blab out, berate, have words, chew up, call down, blab, talk, let the cat out of the bag, dress down, speak, scold, remonstrate, rag, babble out, sing, spill the beans, call on the carpet, lecture

  5. call on the carpet, take to task, rebuke, rag, trounce, reproof, lecture, reprimand, jaw, dress down, call down, scold, chide, berate, bawl out, remonstrate, chew out, chew up, have words, lambaste, lambastverb

    censure severely or angrily

    «The mother scolded the child for entering a stranger’s car»; «The deputy ragged the Prime Minister»; «The customer dressed down the waiter for bringing cold soup»

    Synonyms:
    manducate, get at, reproof, censure, chide, bait, rile, lash, dun, cod, razz, chit-chat, crucify, grouch, bedevil, reprimand, lambaste, devil, gossip, get to, tantalise, frustrate, annoy, criminate, chew out, yap away, beat, arouse, cane, trounce, tease, taunt, bring up, slash, berate, lecture, raise, conjure, nark, natter, grumble, rag, crush, confab, rattle on, torment, ride, chew up, irritate, tantalize, underdress, strap, chew, rally, claver, flog, remonstrate, chat, vanquish, yack, chitchat, whip, confabulate, call forth, jaw, talk, rebuke, invoke, nettle, vex, call down, evoke, lambast, yack away, bother, gravel, shoot the breeze, stir, take to task, chaffer, welt, lather, bawl out, point out, dress down, visit, call on the carpet, twit, masticate, chatter, beat out, have words, chew the fat, chafe, scold, shell, conjure up, put forward

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  1. lecturenoun

    Synonyms:
    discourse, address, dissertation, prelection, reproof, scolding

  2. lectureverb

    Synonyms:
    discourse, address, reprove, censure, rate, upbraid, scold

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  1. List of paraphrases for «lecture»:

    conference, lectures, conferences, sermon, reading, lesson, chat, presentation, lecturer, speech

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  1. Barack Obama:

    Nelson Mandela Lecture is Nelson Mandela Lecture that racial discrimination still exists in both the United States and South Africa.

  2. H.L. Mencken:

    I never lecture, not because I am shy or a bad speaker, but simply because I detest the sort of people who go to lectures and don’t want to meet them.

  3. Cecily Kellogg:

    Just like I don’t want Bernie supporters lecturing me about choosing Hillary, I don’t want to lecture Bernie supporters for choosing him, both are pretty good, choices, frankly. Whoever gets the nomination will get my support.

  4. Charles Caleb Colton:

    He that knows himself, knows others and he that is ignorant of himself, could not write a very profound lecture on other men’s heads.

  5. Scott Applewhite:

    We condemned the violence on Jan. 6 and we condemned it last summer. It would’ve been nice if our colleagues on the other side had done the same, last summer when police were being pelted with frozen water bottles, bricks and beat up, where were they? They were raising money to bail out rioters who were doing those very actions to the police.And today we get a lecture about how we haven’t been consistent, you’ve got to be kidding me!


Translations for LECTURE

From our Multilingual Translation Dictionary

  • محاضرةArabic
  • лекцияBulgarian
  • přednášet, přednáškaCzech
  • Vortrag, VorlesungGerman
  • διάλεξη, κατσαδιάζω, δίνω διάλεξηGreek
  • lekcio, lekciiEsperanto
  • charla, conferencia, claseSpanish
  • سخنرانیPersian
  • läksyttää, luento, luennoidaFinnish
  • gronder, faire la leçon, cours magistral, donner un cours magistral, donner une conférence, conférenceFrench
  • léachtIrish
  • הַרְצָאָהHebrew
  • előadásHungarian
  • դասախոսությունArmenian
  • sgridare, conferenzaItalian
  • 講義Japanese
  • 강의Korean
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Grammar : Noun, verb
Spell : lek-cher
Phonetic Transcription : ˈlɛk tʃər

Top 10 synonyms for lecture

Other synonyms for the word lecture

  • allocution
  • berate
  • castigation
  • censure
  • chalk talk
  • chiding
  • declaim
  • deliver
  • disquisition
  • dressing-down
  • exprobate
  • flay
  • get on a soapbox
  • give a talk
  • give going-over
  • give piece of mind
  • going-over
  • harangue
  • hold forth
  • moralism
  • moralize
  • orate
  • oration
  • pep talk
  • pitch
  • preaching
  • preachment
  • prelect
  • rank on
  • rate
  • rebuke
  • recite
  • reprimand
  • reproof
  • reprove
  • scolding
  • sermonize
  • soapbox
  • speak
  • spiel
  • spout
  • talk
  • talking-to
  • tell off
  • telling off

Définition of lecture

Origin :

  • late 14c., «action of reading, that which is read,» from Medieval Latin lectura «a reading, lecture,» from Latin lectus, past participle of legere «to read,» originally «to gather, collect, pick out, choose» (cf. election), from PIE *leg- «to pick together, gather, collect» (cf. Greek legein «to say, tell, speak, declare,» originally, in Homer, «to pick out, select, collect, enumerate;» lexis «speech, diction;» logos «word, speech, thought, account;» Latin lignum «wood, firewood,» literally «that which is gathered»).
  • To read is to «pick out words.» Meaning «action of reading (a lesson) aloud» is from 1520s. That of «a discourse on a given subject before an audience for purposes of instruction» is from 1530s.

  • noun lesson, speech
  • noun speech of criticism
  • verb give a lesson, speech
  • verb criticize lengthily

Example sentences :

  • There was another listener at the lecture who was unexpectedly present.
  • Extract from : « Ester Ried Yet Speaking » by Isabella Alden
  • Was it probable that she had anything suitable to wear to a lecture?
  • Extract from : « Ester Ried Yet Speaking » by Isabella Alden
  • «Why, I’ve delivered quite a lecture upon beauty,» Miss Coleman said.
  • Extract from : « The Bacillus of Beauty » by Harriet Stark
  • I could have heard the lecture, but I couldn’t spare my hands.
  • Extract from : « Samantha Among the Brethren, Part 2. » by Josiah Allen’s Wife (Marietta Holley)
  • The instrument formed the subject of the Bakerian lecture for the year 1871.
  • Extract from : « Heroes of the Telegraph » by J. Munro
  • I answered at random and longed for the meal to end —until I remembered my lecture.
  • Extract from : « It Happened in Egypt » by C. N. Williamson
  • Didn’t you see the lady with Minnie and the judge at the lecture?
  • Extract from : « The Gentleman From Indiana » by Booth Tarkington
  • For several years Dr. Kirtland has declined to lecture on any subject.
  • Extract from : « Cleveland Past and Present » by Maurice Joblin
  • When I said I hoped not, he replied that it would not be necessary for him to attend the lecture.
  • Extract from : « Commercialism and Journalism » by Hamilton Holt
  • Produced statistics to show how few saloons failed after a lecture.
  • Extract from : « Who Was Who: 5000 B. C. to Date » by Anonymous

Antonyms for lecture

  • be quiet
  • compliment
  • flatter
  • laud
  • listen
  • praise

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What is another word for lecture?

1407 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ lˈɛkt͡ʃə], [ lˈɛkt‍ʃə], [ l_ˈɛ_k_tʃ_ə]

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    Table of Contents

    • n.

      • give,
      • parade,
      • chair,
      • dedicate to,
      • deliver.

      • quibble,
      • remonstrance,
      • declamation.

      • sound/raise the alarm,
      • alert.

      • field trip,
      • classroom,
      • CBI,
      • blended learning,
      • direct method,
      • edutainment,
      • dialog,
      • home schooling,
      • dialogue.

      address (noun)

      • chalk talks.

      bawl out (noun)

      • bawl out.

      berate (noun)

      • berate.

      chew out (noun)

      • chew out.

      chew up (noun)

      • chew up.

      chide (noun)

      • chide.

      communication (noun)

      • public lecture,
      • lecture.

      course (noun)

      • discussion groups.

      discourse (noun)

      • speakings,
      • Tractate,
      • gabfests,
      • gabfest,
      • thesis,
      • memoir,
      • verbalization.

      dress down (noun)

      • dress down.

      exhortation (noun)

      • enjoinder.

      have words (noun)

      • have words.

      lambast (noun)

      • lambast.

      lambaste (noun)

      • lambaste.

      lecture (noun)

      • rag,
      • lecturing,
      • reproof,
      • trounce.

      lesson (noun)

      • lesson,
      • homework,
      • lessons,
      • homeworks.

      lesson, speech (noun)

      • pep talk,
      • pitch,
      • disquisition,
      • spiel,
      • instruction.

      monologue (noun)

      • stand-up bit.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • allocution,
      • slap in face,
      • holding forth,
      • address,
      • screeds,
      • fulmination,
      • set-to,
      • talking to,
      • refusal,
      • malediction,
      • talk,
      • reproval,
      • sessions,
      • reprimand,
      • discourse,
      • tirade,
      • row,
      • shouting match,
      • what for,
      • speciality,
      • Specialities,
      • objurgation,
      • chewing-out,
      • hard time,
      • objurgations,
      • soapboxes,
      • chalk talk,
      • talking-to,
      • Soliloquizing,
      • knock-down-drag-out,
      • discussion group,
      • Ragging,
      • kick in the teeth,
      • telling-off,
      • tellings,
      • bickerings,
      • piece of mind,
      • course,
      • calling down,
      • chidings,
      • piece of one’s mind,
      • expatiation,
      • earful,
      • slap on wrist,
      • slap the face,
      • jeremiad,
      • playings,
      • rebuke,
      • rantings,
      • hard times,
      • slap in the face,
      • setto,
      • exhortation,
      • screed,
      • recitation,
      • bawling-out,
      • kick in teeth,
      • groomings,
      • set to,
      • peroration,
      • soapbox,
      • speech,
      • perorations,
      • monologue,
      • sermon,
      • putdown.

      prelection (noun)

      • pre-lections,
      • pre lection,
      • pre lections,
      • pre-lection.

      rebuke (noun)

      • ex-postulation,
      • dis approval,
      • chewing outs,
      • re-monstrances,
      • re prehension,
      • dis-approval,
      • kick teeth,
      • dressingdown,
      • re-prehension,
      • bawlingout,
      • re monstrances,
      • be-rating,
      • earfuls,
      • re-pulses,
      • dis approvals,
      • kick the teeth,
      • talking-tos,
      • bawlingouts,
      • chewingout,
      • slap face,
      • re pulses,
      • be rating,
      • tonguelashing,
      • ex postulations,
      • talkingtos,
      • talkingto,
      • chewingouts,
      • bawling-outs,
      • beratings,
      • up-braidings,
      • dis-approvals,
      • be-ratings,
      • tellingoffs,
      • re-prehensions,
      • ex-postulations,
      • tongue lashing,
      • up braidings,
      • telling-offs,
      • talking tos,
      • re monstrance,
      • reprovals,
      • be ratings,
      • telling offs,
      • ex postulation,
      • goingover,
      • bawling outs,
      • re prehensions,
      • upbraidings,
      • re-monstrance,
      • chewing-outs,
      • tellingoff.

      recitation (noun)

      • discoursings,
      • holding forths,
      • dis coursings,
      • re-citation,
      • re-counting,
      • de livery,
      • dis-coursings,
      • de-liveries,
      • re citation,
      • re citations,
      • re-citations,
      • recountings,
      • de liveries,
      • re counting,
      • narratings,
      • soliloquizings,
      • de-livery,
      • declaimings.

      reprimand (noun)

      • piece of ones mind,
      • piece of one mind,
      • piece one mind,
      • going overs,
      • calling downs,
      • what fors,
      • piece ones mind,
      • raggings,
      • piece mind,
      • piece one’s mind.

      row (noun)

      • up-roar,
      • settos,
      • runin,
      • fallingout,
      • knock down drag outs,
      • knock-down-drag-outs,
      • up-roars,
      • set-tos,
      • set tos,
      • shouting matches,
      • knock down drag out.

      sermon (noun)

      • pastorals,
      • Sermons,
      • preachments,
      • moralisms.

      speech (noun)

      • keynotes,
      • panegyrics,
      • Valedictories.

      speech of criticism (noun)

      • telling off,
      • dressing-down.

      talk (noun)

      • expatiations.

      tirade (noun)

      • male dictions,
      • male diction,
      • male-diction,
      • male-dictions.
    • v.

      address (verb)

      • be speaks,
      • dis cuss,
      • dis-cussed,
      • be-speak,
      • getting a soapbox,
      • gets soapbox,
      • got soapbox,
      • delivers speech,
      • dis cusses,
      • getting on soapbox,
      • giving speech,
      • gets on soapbox,
      • got on soapbox,
      • gotten a soapbox,
      • takes the floor,
      • dis-cussing,
      • taking floor,
      • delivers talk,
      • gotten soapbox,
      • took the floor,
      • be-speaks,
      • dis-cusses,
      • be-speaking,
      • dis-cuss,
      • be spake,
      • gat soapbox,
      • take floor,
      • be speak,
      • giving talk,
      • get a soapbox,
      • be-spake,
      • delivering speech,
      • be speaking,
      • took floor,
      • gat a soapbox,
      • getting soapbox,
      • be-spoken,
      • gat on a soapbox,
      • gets on a soapbox,
      • gotten on soapbox,
      • delivered speech,
      • gets a soapbox,
      • delivered talk,
      • dis cussing,
      • gives speech,
      • be-spoke,
      • taking the floor,
      • gotten on a soapbox,
      • gat on soapbox,
      • dis cussed,
      • be spoke,
      • gave speech,
      • getting on a soapbox,
      • delivering talk,
      • gave talk,
      • get soapbox,
      • got on a soapbox,
      • roots for,
      • got a soapbox,
      • takes floor,
      • gives talk,
      • rooted for,
      • be spoken.

      censure (verb)

      • finds fault with,
      • exprobated,
      • carping at,
      • dis-approving,
      • dis approves,
      • tears apart,
      • be-rated,
      • pulling apart,
      • re buffed,
      • exprobates,
      • taking to task,
      • take task,
      • in-criminate,
      • takes to task,
      • re buffing,
      • in criminating,
      • tare apart,
      • dis-approved,
      • exprobating,
      • getting after,
      • carped at,
      • gat after,
      • looked askance,
      • re-buff,
      • took task,
      • finding fault with,
      • ex-probated,
      • re buff,
      • be rate,
      • in-criminates,
      • dis-approves,
      • found fault with,
      • ex-probates,
      • dis approving,
      • picking apart,
      • ex-probate,
      • in criminates,
      • ex probated,
      • be rates,
      • looks askance,
      • picked apart,
      • picks apart,
      • pulled apart,
      • taking task,
      • re-buffs,
      • gets after,
      • takes task,
      • be rated,
      • be-rate,
      • re-buffing,
      • dis approved,
      • carps at,
      • re-buffed,
      • ex probate,
      • got after,
      • ex probating,
      • in criminate,
      • in-criminating,
      • looking askance,
      • reads out,
      • dis-approve,
      • be-rates,
      • gotten after,
      • re buffs,
      • ex probates,
      • in criminated,
      • dis approve,
      • took to task,
      • in-criminated,
      • ex-probating.

      criticize lengthily (verb)

      • preach,
      • admonish,
      • sermonize,
      • tell off,
      • give going-over,
      • rate,
      • flay,
      • rank on,
      • moralize.

      declaim (verb)

      • de-clares,
      • de cries,
      • de claims,
      • piling it on,
      • re-cite,
      • de crying,
      • de-cry,
      • de-claimed,
      • pro claim,
      • bloviates,
      • piled it on,
      • de claim,
      • de-claiming,
      • pro claimed,
      • de cry,
      • de-crying,
      • talks big,
      • bloviating,
      • de clares,
      • pro claims,
      • piles it on,
      • blowing hot air,
      • soapboxing,
      • de-clare,
      • re cited,
      • pro-claims,
      • de cried,
      • bloviated,
      • de claiming,
      • talking big,
      • de-claim,
      • de claimed,
      • re-cites,
      • re-citing,
      • de-cried,
      • soapboxed,
      • talked big,
      • re citing,
      • pro-claiming,
      • holds forth,
      • pro claiming,
      • blows hot air,
      • re cites,
      • de-claims,
      • de-cries,
      • blew hot air,
      • piled on,
      • re cite,
      • piles on,
      • de clare,
      • re-cited.

      direct (verb)

      • gave directions,
      • gives orders,
      • giving orders,
      • de livers,
      • de liver,
      • in form,
      • in forms,
      • giving directions,
      • in-forms,
      • de livered,
      • in forming,
      • gave orders,
      • de-livering,
      • de-livered,
      • de-liver,
      • in-forming,
      • gives directions,
      • de-livers,
      • de livering.

      discourse (verb)

      • dissertated,
      • ex-plaining,
      • dilate up on,
      • dilating up on,
      • dis coursed,
      • re-marking,
      • disserted,
      • dilates up on,
      • ex-pounds,
      • dissertates,
      • ex pounds,
      • de-bate,
      • de-bated,
      • de bated,
      • disserting,
      • ex-plain,
      • ex-plained,
      • de bating,
      • ex-plains,
      • ex-pounding,
      • de-scanted,
      • re-marked,
      • dis-sert,
      • dilated upon,
      • de bate,
      • gave a meeting,
      • re-marks,
      • ex-pound,
      • gives a meeting,
      • giving meeting,
      • re marks,
      • re mark,
      • dissertating,
      • de scanted,
      • ex pound,
      • dis coursing,
      • re marked,
      • ex plaining,
      • dilates upon,
      • giving a meeting,
      • de bates,
      • ex plain,
      • re marking,
      • ex-pounded,
      • dis sert,
      • ex plained,
      • dis-coursed,
      • ex plains,
      • gives meeting,
      • disserts,
      • de scanting,
      • dilated up on,
      • dis-coursing,
      • dilating upon,
      • de-bates,
      • de-scanting,
      • gave meeting,
      • ex pounded,
      • ex pounding,
      • de-bating.

      give a lesson, speech (verb)

      • recite,
      • orate,
      • speak,
      • teach.

      instruct (verb)

      • clues in,
      • co-ached,
      • brake to,
      • brake it to,
      • breaking to,
      • broke it to,
      • dis-closes,
      • breaks to,
      • dis-closed,
      • dis closes,
      • dis-close,
      • re-veal,
      • break to,
      • co-unselling,
      • up date,
      • wises up,
      • up-dates,
      • up dated,
      • drum in to,
      • dis closed,
      • broke to,
      • giving lessons,
      • up dates,
      • dis-closing,
      • cluing in,
      • wising up,
      • gave lessons,
      • gives lessons,
      • up-date,
      • co ached,
      • co unselling,
      • re veals,
      • up-dating,
      • keeps posted,
      • dis closing,
      • breaking it to,
      • dis close,
      • keeping posted,
      • re-veals,
      • breaks it to,
      • up dating.

      moralize (verb)

      • pontifying,
      • preachified,
      • pontifies,
      • passed judgment,
      • passing judgment,
      • passes judgment,
      • pontified.

      orate (verb)

      • pre-ached,
      • grand-stands,
      • pre ached,
      • grand stand,
      • grand stands,
      • grand standing,
      • grand-standing.

      pontificate (verb)

      • dogmatizes,
      • gives sermon,
      • gave sermon,
      • pulpiteered,
      • giving sermon,
      • pulpiteering,
      • pulpiteers,
      • Dogmatized.

      prelect (verb)

      • pep talking,
      • dissertationing,
      • pep talked,
      • chalked talk,
      • chalks talk,
      • chalking talk,
      • dissertationed.

      punish (verb)

      • cracks down on,
      • de-frocking,
      • dis-missed,
      • de bars,
      • throwing book at,
      • gives the works,
      • rapping knuckles,
      • de-frock,
      • defrocks,
      • giving a going over,
      • mis used,
      • gives going over,
      • rapped knuckles,
      • raps knuckles,
      • taught lesson,
      • gave a going over,
      • throws the book at,
      • de-frocked,
      • slapped wrist,
      • teaches lesson,
      • de frocked,
      • dis-missing,
      • de frock,
      • dis missing,
      • cracked down on,
      • gave works,
      • slaps wrist,
      • attending to,
      • mis using,
      • give going over,
      • de barring,
      • de-barring,
      • attends to,
      • teaches a lesson,
      • gave going over,
      • giving going over,
      • de frocks,
      • teaching a lesson,
      • gives a going over,
      • rapt knuckles,
      • de-bar,
      • give works,
      • de-barred,
      • dis missed,
      • giving the works,
      • de frocking,
      • teach lesson,
      • throwing the book at,
      • gave the works,
      • de-frocks,
      • de bar,
      • teaching lesson,
      • gives works,
      • de-bars,
      • threw book at,
      • threw the book at,
      • mis-using,
      • throws book at,
      • mis-used,
      • taught a lesson,
      • giving works,
      • slapping wrist,
      • de barred.

      rebuke (verb)

      • climbs all over,
      • jumped down throat,
      • jumps on,
      • monishing,
      • called the carpet,
      • call carpet,
      • jumps down one throat,
      • climbed all over,
      • jumped down ones throat,
      • calling the carpet,
      • call the carpet,
      • carped on,
      • calls carpet,
      • jump down one throat,
      • climbing over,
      • climbing all over,
      • calls the carpet,
      • ticks off,
      • calls on the carpet,
      • jumping down ones throat,
      • jumping down one’s throat,
      • calling carpet,
      • called on the carpet,
      • jumping on,
      • called on carpet,
      • jumping down one throat,
      • lay in to,
      • jumped down one’s throat,
      • climbs over,
      • carping on,
      • leaned on,
      • leant on,
      • calls on carpet,
      • monished,
      • called carpet,
      • sounding off,
      • sounds off,
      • sate on,
      • climbed over,
      • leans on,
      • went after,
      • call on carpet,
      • jumps down throat,
      • monishes,
      • jumping down throat,
      • jumped down one throat,
      • calling on carpet,
      • jump down ones throat,
      • sits on,
      • jumps down one’s throat,
      • calling on the carpet,
      • carps on,
      • jumps down ones throat.

      reprimand (verb)

      • give piece mind,
      • give dickens,
      • lit into,
      • give piece of ones mind,
      • lit in to,
      • giving piece of mind,
      • lowering the boom,
      • giving piece of one’s mind,
      • lighted into,
      • giving piece one’s mind,
      • gives piece of one mind,
      • gave piece one’s mind,
      • giving dickens,
      • giving piece ones mind,
      • give piece one’s mind,
      • gives dickens,
      • give piece ones mind,
      • gave piece of ones mind,
      • gives piece ones mind,
      • lights into,
      • gives piece mind,
      • lights in to,
      • gives piece of mind,
      • gave piece of one’s mind,
      • giving piece one mind,
      • lighted in to,
      • gave piece one mind,
      • lowered the boom,
      • gives piece one’s mind,
      • lowers the boom,
      • giving piece of one mind,
      • gave the dickens,
      • giving the dickens,
      • giving piece of ones mind,
      • gave dickens,
      • gave piece mind,
      • lowered boom,
      • give piece of one mind,
      • giving piece mind,
      • gave piece of one mind,
      • lighting in to,
      • lighting into,
      • gives piece of one’s mind,
      • gives piece of ones mind,
      • light in to,
      • gives the dickens,
      • lowers boom,
      • lowering boom,
      • gives piece one mind,
      • gave piece of mind,
      • gave piece ones mind,
      • give piece one mind.

      reprove (verb)

      • re-proved,
      • reading riot act,
      • re prove,
      • re-prove,
      • re-proves,
      • reads riot act,
      • re-proving,
      • reading the riot act,
      • re proves,
      • re proving,
      • reads the riot act,
      • re proved.

      revile (verb)

      • lay down law,
      • laid down the law,
      • giving talking to,
      • gave talking to,
      • re-vile,
      • give talking to,
      • re-probates,
      • re probate,
      • tongue-lashed,
      • tonguelashes,
      • tonguelashed,
      • re-probated,
      • laid down law,
      • giving a talking to,
      • lays down law,
      • gives talking to,
      • tongue-lashes,
      • re-probate,
      • laying down the law,
      • re probating,
      • gives a talking to,
      • re vile,
      • gave a talking to,
      • tongue lashes,
      • tonguelash,
      • laying down law,
      • tongue lashed.

      scold (verb)

      • re-criminate,
      • giving a talkingto,
      • objurates,
      • gives talkingto,
      • keeps aft,
      • ex postulating,
      • re-criminated,
      • ex-postulates,
      • re-criminates,
      • re criminating,
      • gives a talkingto,
      • re-criminating,
      • gives a talking-to,
      • gave a talkingto,
      • gave talking-to,
      • re criminates,
      • giving talkingto,
      • re criminate,
      • give a talkingto,
      • keeping aft,
      • give talking-to,
      • objurated,
      • gives talking-to,
      • objurating,
      • re criminated,
      • ex postulates,
      • kept aft,
      • ex-postulate,
      • ex postulate,
      • ex-postulated,
      • giving a talking-to,
      • recriminated,
      • recriminates,
      • gave a talking-to,
      • giving talking-to,
      • give talkingto,
      • ex-postulating,
      • ex postulated,
      • gave talkingto.

      speak (verb)

      • gab,
      • vocalize,
      • say,
      • babble,
      • chitchat,
      • jabber,
      • patter,
      • voice,
      • chatter,
      • tattle,
      • prattle,
      • discuss,
      • debate,
      • remark.

      talk (verb)

      • gives a talk,
      • gave a talk,
      • giving a talk,
      • delivering a speech,
      • delivered a speech,
      • in-duces,
      • in duces,
      • in-duce,
      • delivers a speech,
      • in duce.

      teach (verb)

      • enlighten,
      • inculcate,
      • coach,
      • educate,
      • guide,
      • instill,
      • imbue,
      • indoctrinate,
      • edify,
      • train,
      • school,
      • drill.

      tell off (verb)

      • giving tongue lashing,
      • gives tongue-lashing,
      • give tongue lashing,
      • gave tongue lashing,
      • gave tongue-lashing,
      • gave tonguelashing,
      • giving tongue-lashing,
      • gives tongue lashing,
      • give tonguelashing,
      • gives tonguelashing,
      • giving tonguelashing.

      tutor (verb)

      • laying out for,
      • lets in on,
      • laid it out for,
      • laying it out for,
      • lays it out for,
      • letting in on,
      • lays out for,
      • letted in on,
      • lay out for,
      • re-adies,
      • re adies,
      • laid out for.

      upbraid (verb)

      • up braided,
      • up-braid,
      • up braids,
      • up-braiding,
      • up-braided,
      • up-braids,
      • up braiding,
      • up braid.
    • Other synonyms:

      • review,
      • warn off,
      • brainwash,
      • denunciation,
      • inaugurate,
      • pass down,
      • recrimination,
      • commemorate,
      • unveil,
      • hatchet job,
      • whispering campaign,
      • Forewarn,
      • diatribe,
      • ticking off,
      • Homeschool,
      • Familiarize,
      • barb,
      • tongue-lashing,
      • stricture,
      • reeducate,
      • bum rap,
      • portend,
      • pound into,
      • warn,
      • Pot shot,
      • brickbat,
      • harangue,
      • Prelection,
      • slam,
      • admonition,
      • awaken to,
      • warn away,
      • prepare,
      • criticism.

      • force feed,
      • equip,
      • tip off,
      • oration,
      • sideswipe,
      • whack,
      • attack,
      • reproach,
      • indictment,
      • broadside,
      • socialize,
      • objection,
      • caution.

      • demonstrate,
      • class,
      • mainstream,
      • bespeak,
      • assault,
      • hand down,
      • tune,
      • whistle,
      • blast,
      • piety.

      • serve,
      • tilt,
      • induct,
      • break in,
      • introduce.

      • groom,
      • initiate,
      • examine.

      • get through,
      • expose.

      • qualify.

      • ground,
      • fit.

      • take.

      • set.

      address

      • Salutatory.

      apostrophize

      • soliloquize.

      declaim

      • pile it on,
      • Mouthing,
      • piling on,
      • hold forth,
      • pile on,
      • held forth,
      • rail,
      • talk big,
      • Railed,
      • spoke,
      • blow hot air,
      • bloviate,
      • Mouthed.

      direct

      • give orders,
      • give directions.

      discourse

      • dilate upon,
      • commentating,
      • Dissert,
      • commentate,
      • dissertate,
      • expound,
      • give a meeting,
      • commentates,
      • Re-mark,
      • commentated,
      • give meeting.

      jaw

      • Prattled,
      • prattling.

      lesson

      • homily.

      moralize

      • pontify,
      • preachifies,
      • preachify,
      • preachifying,
      • pass judgment.

      Other relevant words:

      • ticked off,
      • carp at,
      • lower boom,
      • Dogmatizing,
      • spieling,
      • update,
      • orationed,
      • give talk,
      • Lessoning,
      • let in on,
      • torn apart,
      • climb over,
      • take the floor,
      • Animadverted,
      • punish,
      • deliver speech,
      • lay it out for,
      • tutor,
      • wise up,
      • deliver a speech,
      • get after,
      • take to task,
      • go after,
      • orationing,
      • pulls apart,
      • get on a soapbox,
      • give a talking-to,
      • sermoned,
      • kept posted,
      • dogmatize,
      • tore apart,
      • recriminate,
      • Evangelizing,
      • tick off,
      • Lectured,
      • give piece of mind,
      • animadverts,
      • direct,
      • deliver talk,
      • Piloted,
      • clued in,
      • Prelect,
      • keep aft,
      • tearing apart,
      • lower the boom,
      • scold,
      • tear apart,
      • give the dickens,
      • Sermoning,
      • perorate,
      • wised up,
      • give speech,
      • piloting,
      • root for,
      • jawboned,
      • recriminating,
      • jump down one’s throat,
      • jawbone,
      • look askance,
      • sitting on,
      • spout,
      • Animadverting,
      • upbraid,
      • disciplined,
      • censure,
      • incriminate,
      • read out,
      • give a talk,
      • keep posted,
      • jump on,
      • instruct,
      • call on the carpet,
      • reading out,
      • give sermon,
      • Lessoned,
      • exprobate,
      • objurate,
      • jumped on,
      • light into,
      • leaning on,
      • jump down throat,
      • Disciplining,
      • sound off,
      • pick apart,
      • climb all over,
      • jaw,
      • remonstrate,
      • get on soapbox,
      • Pulpiteer,
      • Grand-stand,
      • clue in,
      • rail against,
      • jawboning,
      • rooting for,
      • carp on,
      • give lessons,
      • monish,
      • reprove,
      • pull apart,
      • jawbones,
      • find fault with,
      • sit on,
      • break it to,
      • lean on,
      • spieled,
      • declaim,
      • give piece of one’s mind,
      • animadvert.

      punish

      • teach a lesson,
      • defrocked,
      • throw book at,
      • attended to,
      • defrocking,
      • give the works,
      • attend to,
      • cracking down on,
      • crack down on,
      • defrock,
      • give a going over,
      • throw the book at,
      • knock about.

      reprove

      • read riot act,
      • read the riot act.

      revile

      • Reprobated,
      • reviled,
      • lay down the law,
      • give a talking to,
      • rake over coals,
      • Reprobating,
      • Reamed,
      • tongue lash,
      • Reaming.

      teach

      • show the ropes,
      • improve mind,
      • open eyes,
      • polish up,
      • give facts,
      • give instruction,
      • give the facts.

      tell off

      • give tongue-lashing.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • morality,
      • advocate,
      • frown,
      • forum,
      • line,
      • Speechifying,
      • declaration,
      • gossip,
      • preachment,
      • talk to,
      • chastise,
      • frustrate,
      • going-over,
      • sermonette,
      • baste,
      • speak one’s mind,
      • reading,
      • blab,
      • lectern,
      • lather,
      • contrite,
      • rave,
      • have one’s say,
      • bait,
      • vituperate,
      • carpet,
      • language,
      • find fault,
      • thrash,
      • delivery,
      • exposit,
      • skin alive,
      • call to order,
      • hammer,
      • exposition,
      • admonishment,
      • pastoral,
      • spill,
      • razz,
      • slap,
      • lace into,
      • stir,
      • bring to book,
      • dun,
      • Remonstration,
      • theater,
      • disapproval,
      • castigate,
      • scowl,
      • spanking,
      • skin,
      • platform,
      • Betongue,
      • assignment,
      • predication,
      • chasten,
      • urge,
      • tongue-lash,
      • chafe,
      • masticate,
      • sail into,
      • molest,
      • parable,
      • auditorium,
      • flog,
      • manner of speaking,
      • skull session,
      • task,
      • chat,
      • give the business,
      • scolding,
      • apologue,
      • underdress,
      • castigation,
      • make known,
      • tease,
      • travelogue,
      • welt,
      • recital,
      • berating,
      • nettle,
      • Pandect,
      • paper,
      • devil,
      • confabulate,
      • disturb,
      • set down,
      • song and dance,
      • explain,
      • talk with,
      • rip into,
      • teaching,
      • hustings,
      • chaffer,
      • break-in,
      • rant,
      • vanquish,
      • bedevil,
      • valedictory,
      • get at,
      • speak to,
      • colloquy,
      • seminar,
      • yack away,
      • slash,
      • spoken communication,
      • criticize,
      • jump all over,
      • chastisement,
      • interpretation,
      • beat,
      • chiding,
      • remonstrate with,
      • wig,
      • philippic,
      • Jobation,
      • rattle on,
      • state,
      • go on about,
      • bawling out,
      • panegyric,
      • hand-down,
      • slap wrist,
      • piece,
      • moralization,
      • lash,
      • peach,
      • HIT,
      • expand upon,
      • speech communication,
      • ministration,
      • blowing up,
      • rating,
      • verbalise,
      • Hell,
      • remorseful,
      • predicate,
      • tantalize,
      • correct,
      • tract,
      • crucify,
      • rostrum,
      • bother,
      • complain,
      • torment,
      • sing,
      • presentation,
      • revilement,
      • blow up,
      • stump,
      • flourish,
      • cane,
      • give hell,
      • claver,
      • beat out,
      • slating,
      • childbirth,
      • straighten out,
      • chastened,
      • chastised,
      • tip-off,
      • harass,
      • tell,
      • talking,
      • programme,
      • expatiate,
      • set task,
      • blow-up up,
      • conversation,
      • voice communication,
      • annoy,
      • black look,
      • dressing,
      • theme,
      • let have it,
      • advice,
      • gravel,
      • correction,
      • exercise,
      • slate,
      • report,
      • essay,
      • upbraiding,
      • preaching,
      • reprehend,
      • criminate,
      • Increpation,
      • subdued,
      • take down,
      • treatise,
      • vex,
      • descant,
      • reprehension,
      • confab,
      • spoken language,
      • objurgate,
      • go on,
      • blame,
      • bring to account,
      • dissertation,
      • monograph,
      • reprobation,
      • babble out,
      • blab out,
      • tantalise,
      • moral,
      • grumble,
      • conquer,
      • fulminate against,
      • give a dressing-down,
      • COD,
      • call down,
      • purified,
      • give what for,
      • expostulation,
      • tribune,
      • Tractation,
      • amphitheater,
      • nark,
      • counsel,
      • expression,
      • reading desk,
      • get to,
      • eulogy,
      • dressing down,
      • grouch,
      • trumpet,
      • curtain lecture,
      • point out,
      • conjure,
      • set straight,
      • rebuff,
      • converse,
      • yap away,
      • explanation,
      • chewing out,
      • excursus,
      • rail at,
      • wigging,
      • oral communication,
      • rant and rave,
      • soliloquy,
      • arouse,
      • advise,
      • pontificate,
      • call to account,
      • natter,
      • tear into,
      • spank,
      • verbalize,
      • make,
      • twit,
      • trimming,
      • taunt,
      • refined,
      • exhort,
      • mouth,
      • rile,
      • irritate,
      • pulpit,
      • rap knuckles,
      • interpret,
      • revile,
      • moralism,
      • preachification,
      • speechify,
      • object lesson,
      • crush,
      • chew,
      • hold,
      • ambo,
      • incept.

    How to use «Lecture» in context?

    A lecture is typically a presentation of information to a group of people. It can be a forum for public speakers to share their thoughts on a variety of topics, or it can be the mechanism by which a professor presents relevant material to her students. Lectures can be informative and entertaining, and can be used to teach a wide range of topics.

    Paraphrases for Lecture:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Equivalence

      • Adjective
        Lectures.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        lecturing.
    • Independent

      • Proper noun, singular
        courts, remarks, CES.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        dissertation.
      • Verb, base form
        preach.
    • Other Related

      • Foreign word
        Conferences.
      • Proper noun, singular
        conference, lecturer, Classes, Conferences.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        classroom, conference, lecturer, sermon.
      • Verb, past participle
        conference.
      • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
        conference.
      • Verb, base form
        conference.

    Homophones for Lecture:

    • light year, leister, last hurrah, lector, lecturer, logwood tree, light hour, ligature, laughter, lister, lighter, locator, leuctra, lusterware, loquat tree, Louis D’or, liquidator, locust tree, luster, light air, leicester, listera, light-year, locater, leycesteria, lustre, liquid air, listeria.

    Hyponym for Lecture:

    • n.

      • communication
        speech, address.
    • v.

      • communication
        learn, teach, instruct.

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    Resources

    • LECTURE synonyms at Thesaurus.com
    • LECTURE synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
    • Powerthesaurus.org
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    • Collins Dictionary — synonyms of LECTURE
    • YourDictionary
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