preachers
n. countable B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈpɹitʃɝz// UK //pɹˈiːtʃəz// preach·ers
n. people who give speeches about religion or morals, usually in a church. They try to teach others how to live a good life according to their faith.
n. individuals who deliver sermons or religious discourses, typically as part of a church service. Often used to describe those who publicly advocate for a specific set of moral or spiritual beliefs.
The preachers spoke to the crowd about kindness.
Every Sunday morning, the local preachers gather to discuss how they can better serve the needs of the community.
While some preachers focus strictly on scripture, others use their platform to address contemporary social issues, blending traditional theology with modern ethical debates.
Usage
The plural form of 'preacher'.