Address and Lesson

Address

Address noun - A usually formal discourse delivered to an audience.

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Lesson and address are semantically related in sermon topic. In some cases you can use "Lesson" instead a noun "Address".

Lesson noun - Something assigned to be read or studied.

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Address and lesson are semantically related in speech topic. Sometimes you can use "Address" instead a noun "Lesson".

Nearby Words: lessoning, lessoned

full	full address	full lesson
long	long address	long lesson
exact	exact address	exact lesson
better	better address	better lesson
Other adjectives: similar, specific, right, direct, current, original, single, actual, real, wrong, private, personal, new, last, different, lengthy.

Whenever he wants a male character to give a speech/lecture/lesson to a group of people, he will always address his audience as "My friends..." (Examples, Robert Langdon from The Da Vinci Code, Senator Sexton from Deception Point.)

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This would be a meaningful lesson except for the fact that in doing so such a union apparently never took shape by the end of the film, which despite ending on an uplifting note with Mulan's wedding does not address the Mongol invasion that is now sure to happen due to these actions.

Source: Sequelitis

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