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lecture (96 synonym found)

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admonishment

berating

bring to book

call to account

castigation

censure

chalk talk

chastise

chastisement

chew out

chide

chiding

correct

correction

declaim

deliver a lecture

disquisition

dissertation

dress down

dressing-down

exercise

exposit

exposition

fulminate against

harangue

have words with

hold forth

homework

homily

instruction

lecture-demonstration

lesson

moral

moral lesson

moralization

moralize

object lesson

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orate

paper

pedagogy

philippic

point a moral

pontificate

preach

preachification

preachify

preaching

preachment

prelect

prelection

rail at

rate

read a lesson

read a sermon

rebuke

recital

recitation

religious discourse

remonstration

reprehend

reprehension

reprimand

reproach

reprobation

reproof

reproval

reprove

scolding

screed

sermon

sermonette

sermonize

set down

set straight

set task

skull session

spank

spanking

speech

straighten out

take down

take to task

talk

task

teaching

tell off

tongue-lash

tongue-lashing

travelogue

treatise

upbraid

upbraiding

warn

wig

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Definition of lecture:

(n) : a spoken lesson or exposition, usually delivered to group

"during class today the professor delivered an interesting lecture."

(v) : to teach, by giving a speech on a given topic; to berate, to scold

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Definition of lecture:

(n) : a spoken lesson or exposition, usually delivered to group

"during class today the professor delivered an interesting lecture."

(v) : to teach, by giving a speech on a given topic; to berate, to scold

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