What is another word for lecturing?
Pronunciation:
[ lˈɛkt͡ʃəɹɪŋ], [ lˈɛktʃəɹɪŋ], [ l_ˈɛ_k_tʃ_ə_ɹ_ɪ_ŋ]
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Synonyms for Lecturing:
n.
• act (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• speaking (verb) • teaching (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- reading,
- spieling,
- taunting,
- Speeching,
- reprimand,
- chafing,
- disciplinary,
- Lathering,
- declamation,
- crushing,
- cultural,
- pyrotechnics,
- reproving,
- Confabulating,
- baiting,
- demagoguery,
- expression,
- clavering,
- educative,
- coursing,
- discourse,
- lashing,
- elocution,
- Haranguing,
- dialect,
- visiting,
- homiletics,
- Correcting,
- Deviling,
- moralizing,
- grumbling,
- public speaking,
- Sermonizing,
- slashing,
- illuminating,
- Twitting,
- Rebuking,
- introductory,
- Lectured,
- Classing,
- reproofing,
- strapping,
- berating,
- admonishing,
- word,
- Piecing,
- Blabbing,
- reporting,
- Masticating,
- flogging,
- homiletic,
- raging,
- propaedeutic,
- Chaffering,
- gossiping,
- Addressing,
- conversation,
- Bedevilling,
- initiatory,
- Reprimanding,
- Declaiming,
- Demagogism,
- sermon,
- Speechification,
- tantalising,
- Remonstrating,
- chewing,
- annoying,
- Riling,
- Exhorting,
- Chatting,
- Mouthing,
- speech,
- eloquence,
- instructive,
- Dunning,
- lambasting,
- Chastising,
- Lessoning,
- rebuke,
- tormenting,
- Bedeviling,
- rallying,
- discussion,
- scolding,
- Bothering,
- talking to,
- caning,
- Graveling,
- wordcraft,
- whipping,
- rhetoric,
- delivery,
- coding,
- Preceptive,
- informative,
- didactic,
- Jawing,
- Uttering,
- Vanquishing,
- communication,
- trouncing,
- exhortatory,
- yacking,
- flourishing,
- Discoursing,
- nattering,
- rabble-rousing,
- teasing,
- Censuring,
- educational,
- Verbalizing,
- vexing,
- oratory,
- Devilling,
- tantalizing,
- Crucifying,
- criticizing,
- autodidactic,
- language,
- harangue,
- forensics,
- diction,
- coeducational,
- speechmaking,
- speechcraft,
- Reproaching,
- address,
- frustrating,
- irritating,
- hortatory,
- public lecture,
- Tuitionary,
- Sermoning.
How to use "Lecturing" in context?
Lecturing is a common mode of instruction in academia. In it, an instructor gives a talk, typically on a subject, to a group of students. The talk is typically arranged as an outline in advance and is followed by a question and answer period. A lecture may also consist of a series of short presentations by the instructor.
Lecturing has a long history. Plato is credited with developing the idea of using discourse to teach. In his dialogue Phaedo, Plato imagines a dialogue between Socrates and Phaedo, in the course of which Socrates expounds on important philosophical concepts.
Paraphrases for Lecturing:
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Symposia.
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gospel.
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Holonyms for Lecturing:
n.
Hyponym for Lecturing:
n.
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act
pedagogy, teaching, instruction.
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act
Meronym for Lecturing:
n.
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