preach to the choir

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Meaning: (idiomatic)To speak as if toconvincea person or group of something they alreadybelieve.1999August 6, Frank Pellegrini, “Now the Tax Cut Is in the Hands of the Voters”, inTime:Jay Branegan says each side will bepreaching to the choir. "Democrats will make the argument that's been successful with their base[…][that] Republicans are merely helping the rich."2023July 17, Rhymer Rigby, “Sick of this Conservative government? That shouldn’t stop you having Tory friends”, inThe Guardian‎[1],→ISSN:It hardly needs saying that converting a Tory in a swingable “blue wall” constituency is electorally far more valuable thanpreaching to the choirin a Labour stronghold.

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