n. a talk given before an audience or class especially for instruction; v. to criticize someone severely or angrily especially for personal failings
The teacher's lecture was interesting. OR My dad will lecture me at home.
The teacher's lecture was interesting. OR My dad will lecture me at home.
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We attended a lecture at the lyceum.
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He phrased his lecture carefully.
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He always adds an interesting factoid at the end of his lecture.
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On what did Mustapha Mond lecture the students?
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The uninterested child fell asleep during the lecture.
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talk; speech; scold; discourse
silence; praise
2 syllables
lec-ture
lecture
conjecture
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