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homily

/ˈhɒm.ɪ.li/

Traduction: Nom désignant un discours ou sermon religieux, souvent prononcé lors d'un service, visant à l'édification morale ou spirituelle de l'auditoire.

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noun

/ˈhɒm.ɪ.li/C2formalart
  • frNom désignant un discours ou sermon religieux, souvent prononcé lors d'un service, visant à l'édification morale ou spirituelle de l'auditoire.

A noun referring to a religious discourse or sermon intended to provide moral or spiritual instruction, often delivered during a church service.

  1. Religious sermonC1formal

    A short religious speech or sermon, especially one given during a church service.

    frHomélie (sermon religieux)

    • The priest delivered a moving homily on forgiveness.
    • The congregation listened attentively to the homily.
    • His homily focused on the importance of charity.

    Synonymesaddressdiscourseexhortationlecturelessonpreachingsermon

  2. Moralizing lectureC1informal

    A long, often tedious, speech giving moral advice or a lesson.

    frSermon moralisateur

    • My grandfather gave me a homily about the value of hard work.
    • She delivered a homily on the dangers of procrastination.
    • I don't need another homily about saving money.

    Synonymeslecturemoralismmoralizationpreachmentsermon

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  • homilies plural form
  • homilies' possessive plural form
  • homily's possessive singular form
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