lecture /lekˈchər/

1. A lesson or period of instruction
2. A discourse on any subject, esp a professorial or tutorial discourse
3. A long, formal, stern reproof
4. Reading (archaic)
5. An expository and discursive religious discourse
6. An endowed lectureship, eg the Bampton, Hulsean, etc

1. To instruct by lectures
2. To instruct authoritatively
3. To reprove or scold lengthily and sternly

To give a lecture or lectures

lecˈturer noun

1. A person who lectures
2. A college or university instructor of lower rank than a professor
3. One of a class of preachers in the Church of England, supported by voluntary contributions

lecˈtureship noun

1. The post or job of a lecturer
2. The foundation of a course of lectures

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