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sermonic

sermonic adjective: of or pertaining to sermons.

Adjective

sermonic (comparative more sermonic, superlative most sermonic)

  1. Of or pertaining to sermons.
    • […] so that there were conversation — argumentative or declamatory, narrative or anecdotal, grave or gay, satirical or sermonic; nor would any of them have hoped to see the sun rise again in this world, had Burns portentously fallen asleep.1856, John Wilson, The Genius and Character of Burns
    Synonyms:
    sermonical

Synonyms of sermonic

Forms of sermonic

comparativemore sermonic
superlativemost sermonic

Origin of sermonic

From sermon + -ic.

Words formed from sermonic

Questions about sermonic

What does sermonic mean?
Sermonic means of or pertaining to sermons.
What part of speech is sermonic?
Sermonic is an adjective.

Words near sermonic in the dictionary

  1. sermonesque
  2. sermonet
  3. sermonets
  4. sermonette
  5. sermonettes
  6. sermonic
  7. sermonical
  8. sermonically
  9. sermoning
  10. sermonings
  11. sermonisation

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