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"preaching to the choir" means, basically, that you're scolding the wrong person, or informing someone of a fact that they are already well aware of. ie: the preacher is telling a group of people who are already well-versed in their religion, about its consequences and/or virtues.

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Choir, a group of four or more people singing or playing multiple songs at a performance. Ex. Concert Choir Show Choir Women's Choir Men's Choir Church Choir

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It means, in laymen's terms, that what your saying is already understood by the person your saying it to.

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