Preachy (adjective)

Overly moralistic or trying to impose one's beliefs on others.

Origin:

Preachy is an informal word that is used to describe someone or something that is overly moralistic or that tries to impose their beliefs on others. it is likely a variant of the word preach, which is often used to describe someone who delivers sermons or lectures.

Examples:

1. He had a preachy tone when he spoke about his political beliefs.
2. The preachy teacher always had something to say about students' behavior.
3. The preachy commercial tried to convince people to buy the product.
4. She had a preachy attitude and always tried to tell others what to do.
5. The preachy book was filled with moralistic messages.