Message
Sermon
Sermon noun - A public speech usually by a member of the clergy for the purpose of giving moral guidance or uplift.
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Synonyms for Sermon
Message and sermon are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Message" instead a noun "Sermon".
Nearby Word: sermonize
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Mentioned in an episode of Lark Rise To Candleford, where a curate preaches a sermon about treating a pony badly and finally understanding a spiritual message through the animal's pain.
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Their situation is now desperate... and it gets worse when a message between them is intercepted by none other than Ambrosio.After his sermon, Ambrosio meets a young student of his named Rosario, but it seems to him that Rosario is out of sorts today.
Source: Literature / The Monk - Monty Python's Life of Brian starts with a dignified portrayal of Jesus delivering the Sermon on the Mount, but it devolves into comedy as soon as the people in the back of the crowd (who have to struggle to hear him) start trying to interpret his message.
Source: Establishing Series Moment
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