pulpitish
/ˈpʌlpɪtɪʃ/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or characteristic of a pulpit, especially in style or tone.
“The preacher’s pulpitish delivery commanded the attention of the entire congregation.”
2. noun
a quality or manner of speech or behavior that is characteristic of a pulpit, especially being solemn or serious.
“The politician’s pulpitish tone fell flat with his young audience.”
3. adverb
in a manner that is characteristic of a pulpit, especially in being solemn or serious.
“He spoke pulpitishly about the importance of social justice.”