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lecture (96 synonym found)

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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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