sermon
/ˈsɜrmən/Definitions
1. noun
A talk or discourse, typically given by a clergyman, on a moral or theological topic, especially one delivered in a church or place of worship.
“The priest’s sermon about forgiveness moved the entire congregation.”
2. noun
A long, formal, and usually moralistic speech or lecture.
“The politician’s sermon on the economy was criticized for being too condescending.”
3. verb
To give or deliver a sermon, especially one on a moral or theological topic.
“The bishop will sermon at the annual conference next week.”