preachy

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpreachypreach‧y /ˈpriːtʃi/ adjective informal PERSUADEtrying too much to persuade people to accept a particular opinion – used to show disapproval a preachy TV showExamples from the Corpuspreachy• It's not a bad book, but it's a bit preachy.• The last part of your report gets a little preachy.• I never intended to get preachy.• They were all very earnest, but preachy.• Your tone was so stern and pure and preachy, it excited me.• But it is a strength of her moving and dazzling achievement that Abbott is never conventional, preachy or platitudinous.• Much of the film is preachy, pretentious, and slow.

单词	preachy
释义	preachy From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpreachypreach‧y /ˈpriːtʃi/ adjective informal PERSUADEtrying too much to persuade people to accept a particular opinion – used to show disapproval a preachy TV showExamples from the Corpuspreachy• It's not a bad book, but it's a bit preachy.• The last part of your report gets a little preachy.• I never intended to get preachy.• They were all very earnest, but preachy.• Your tone was so stern and pure and preachy, it excited me.• But it is a strength of her moving and dazzling achievement that Abbott is never conventional, preachy or platitudinous.• Much of the film is preachy, pretentious, and slow.
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