soapboxing
/ˈsoʊpˌbɑksɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of soapbox: the act of expressing one's opinions in a forceful, emotional, or self-important way.
- He was soapboxing about the election results to anyone who would listen.
- Stop soapboxing and let others share their thoughts.
- The speaker kept soapboxing long after the audience lost interest.
noun
- The activity or habit of expressing strong opinions in a forceful or self-important manner.
- Online soapboxing often leads to heated arguments.
- The club discourages soapboxing and encourages respectful discussion.
- His constant soapboxing at meetings made him unpopular with coworkers.