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Meanings of preach in English
Usage of preach in English
1
A clear case of practice what I preach, not what I do.
2
You speak as the preachers and teachers preach and teach-ingeneral terms.
3
The violence has been encouraged by Islamist groups that preach Israel's destruction.
4
Well, these business schools have had decades to preach about better practices.
5
Clerics said they would not accept government orders about what to preach.
6
And what ye hear in the ear, preach it from the housetops.
7
He makes the little sparrow chirping in the air preach to us.
8
And what ye hear in the ear, preach that upon the housetops.
9
In 1481 he was sent by his superiors to preach in Ferrara.
10
The Spirit of the Lord was upon us to preach the gospel.
11
At Lisnamara, the rector invited him to preach in the parish church.
12
This is where we preach in the evenings and during inclement weather.
13
He was able to preach in both the Italian and Modern Greek.
14
All the priests I know in this region preach patience and obedience.
15
He went among the first to preach the gospel to the gold-hunters.
16
A promise to preach forty miles across the country had been made.
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Translations for preach
Preach through the time
Preach across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common