Definition of Edify
to teach in a way that improves the mind or character
Examples of Edify in a sentence
As good Christians, we must seek to edify our neighbors about God and Jesus Christ. 🔊
The teacher hoped her speech about good citizenship would edify her students and encourage them to contribute to their communities. 🔊
According to my therapist, the best way for me to edify my mind is by spending a small portion of my day in personal reflection. 🔊
John’s experience in the military did a lot to edify his character and make him a stronger person. 🔊
Because Sarah and Sam never failed to edify each other, they were happily married for over sixty years. 🔊
The purpose of our local youth organization is to help edify the minds of our young community members. 🔊
After John was nearly killed by a drunk driver, he wrote a book to edify those who failed to realize the importance of driving sober. 🔊
Beverly wrote the inspirational play to edify individuals who felt as though they had been abandoned. 🔊
During the retreat, you will have many opportunities to participate in workshops designed to edify both your character and mind. 🔊
The minister hoped his sermon on faith would edify some of his troubled congregation. 🔊
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