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repreach

repreach verb: to preach again.

Verb

repreach (third-person singular simple present repreaches, present participle repreaching, simple past and past participle repreached)

  1. (transitive) To preach again.
    • On that occasion, he repreached a sermon from Isaiah 9:6, with a special application for “those members of the college in this place who are expecting this week to receive the honor of the society.”1907, The Princeton Seminary Bulletin, Princeton Theological Seminary, page 330

Forms of repreach

third-person singular presentrepreaches
present participlerepreaching
past participlerepreached
pastrepreached

Origin of repreach

re- + preach

Questions about repreach

What does repreach mean?
Repreach means to preach again.
What part of speech is repreach?
Repreach is a verb.
What is the past tense of repreach?
The past tense of repreach is repreached.

Words near repreach in the dictionary

  1. RepRaps
  2. repray
  3. reprayed
  4. repraying
  5. reprays
  6. repreach
  7. repreached
  8. repreaches
  9. repreaching
  10. reprecate
  11. reprecipitate

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