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preach to

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preach to someone
to give a moral discourse to someone. Please don't preach to me. I know that I did wrong. When you preach to us like that, we don't pay any attention to you.
See also: preach


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So, feeling silly that I cannot convince people to wait, I find myself wondering how my Advent preaching would sound if 1 consciously preach to people who don't need convincing.
He said they should not be meant to preach to students or to persuade them to embrace one religion or the other, but to make them aware of what others believe, what rites they carry out and what code of conduct guides their lives.
Mr Samson said: "We're not wishing to preach to people or tell them whether they should smoke or not, but we do have strong views about this on both ethical and health grounds.
 
 
 
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