Associations to the word «Homily»
Noun
- Sermon
- Liturgy
- Epistle
- Syriac
- Eucharist
- Bede
- Preaching
- Psalm
- Gospel
- Scripture
- Lent
- Gregory
- Commentary
- Sacrament
- Treatise
- Antioch
- Quotation
- Basil
- Torah
- Nativity
- Martyrdom
- Hymn
- Baptism
- Oration
- Authorship
- Clement
- Xvi
- Mass
- Pseudo
- Syrian
- Benedict
- Exodus
- Discourse
- Peri
- Magus
- Genesis
- Communion
- Glossary
- Cyril
- Isaiah
- Pope
- Saxon
- Preacher
- Feast
- Easter
- Prologue
- Prayer
- Recitation
- Apostle
- Deacon
- Latina
- Manuscript
- Creed
- Exposition
- Archbishop
- Ambrose
- Penance
- Pod
- Testament
- Basilica
- Sabbath
- Martyr
- Anglo
- Clergy
- Holy
- Patriarch
- Ascension
- Constantinople
- Spiritual
- Ephraim
- Anecdote
- Solemnity
- Magdalene
- Codex
- Verse
- Augustine
- Fasting
- Bible
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
HOMILY, noun. A sermon, especially concerning a practical matter.
HOMILY, noun. A moralizing lecture.
HOMILY, noun. A platitude.
Dictionary definition
HOMILY, noun. A sermon on a moral or religious topic.
Wise words
Language is a process of free creation; its laws and
principles are fixed, but the manner in which the principles
of generation are used is free and infinitely varied. Even
the interpretation and use of words involves a process of
free creation.