catechize

[US]/ˈkæt.ɪ.ˌtaɪz/
[UK]/kat̬-ə-ˌtaɪz/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

vto question someone closely and systematically, especially about religious beliefs.; to teach using a question-and-answer method.
Word Forms
Present Participlecatechizing
Past Tensecatechized
Past Participlecatechized
Third Person Singularcatechizes
Pluralcatechizes

Phrases & Collocations

catechize the youth

catechize the children

catechize new members

catechize the faithful

catechize adults

catechize in groups

catechize effectively

catechize regularly

catechize with patience

catechize through stories

Example Sentences

the teacher will catechize the students about their faith.

parents often catechize their children about moral values.

during the class, the priest will catechize the congregation.

she was catechized before her confirmation.

he decided to catechize the new members of the church.

the curriculum includes sessions to catechize the youth.

she felt it was important to catechize her children regularly.

they will catechize the candidates before the baptism.

the program aims to catechize individuals about the faith.

it's essential to catechize new believers to strengthen their understanding.

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