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1 moralizing
морализовать; моральСинонимический ряд:1. academic (adj.) academic; didactic; donnish; instructive; moral; pedagogical; preachy; schoolmasterish; sermonic; sermonizing; teachy2. lecturing (verb) lecturing; moralising3. preaching (verb) preachifying; preaching; sermonizing -
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1. n проповедование2. n проповедь3. n презр. чтение нотаций; поучение4. a проповедующийСинонимический ряд:1. pastoral care (noun) administration of sacraments; exhortation; ministration; ministry; pastoral care; prayer; service; spiritual leadership2. sermon (noun) preach; preachment; sermon; sermonizing3. lecturing (verb) lecturing; moralising4. moralizing (verb) evangelizing; moralizing; preachifying; sermonizing5. sermonising (verb) evangelising; sermonising -
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1. v морализировать; поучать; заниматься нравоучениями2. v исправлять нравы3. v извлекать мораль, урок; делать для себя выводыСинонимический ряд:sermonise (verb) admonish; evangelise; evangelize; lecture; moralise; pontificate; preach; preachify; sermonise; sermonize
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