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preachy

[ˈpriːtʃi]

preachy Definition

having or showing a tendency to give moral advice in a tedious or self-righteous way.

Using preachy: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "preachy" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    I found the movie to be too preachy and moralistic.

  • Example

    She can be very preachy about healthy eating habits.

  • Example

    The book's preachy tone turned off many readers.

preachy Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for preachy

Antonyms for preachy

Phrases with preachy

  • a disposition to give moral advice in an annoying or self-righteous way

    Example

    I don't like his preachy attitude about how I should live my life.

  • a style of speaking or writing that is characterized by giving moral advice in a tedious or self-righteous way

    Example

    The author's preachy tone made it difficult for me to enjoy the book.

  • someone who has a tendency to give moral advice in a tedious or self-righteous way

    Example

    I try to avoid talking to him because he can be such a preachy person.

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Summary: preachy in Brief

'Preachy' [ˈpriːtʃi] is an adjective that describes someone or something that gives moral advice in a tedious or self-righteous way. It can be used to describe people, attitudes, or tones, as in 'She can be very preachy about healthy eating habits.' 'Preachy' is often associated with negative connotations and can be replaced with synonyms like 'moralistic' or 'sanctimonious.'