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| − | '''Preaching to the [[choir]]''' is a well-known phrase which means a person or group is speaking to an audience in order to convince or re-enforce something that they [[believe]] already. It also implies that a speaker is addressing the wrong audience or is deliberately addressing a compliant, non-challenging audience. | + | '''Preaching to the [[choir]]''' is a well-known phrase which means a person or group is speaking to an audience in order to convince or re-enforce something that they [[believe]] already. It also implies that a speaker is addressing the wrong audience or is deliberately addressing a compliant, non-challenging [[audience]]. |
[[Category: Idioms]] | [[Category: Idioms]] | ||
Revision as of 22:35, January 24, 2015
Preaching to the choir is a well-known phrase which means a person or group is speaking to an audience in order to convince or re-enforce something that they believe already. It also implies that a speaker is addressing the wrong audience or is deliberately addressing a compliant, non-challenging audience.