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Meanings of declamation in English
Usage of declamation in English
1
In the sixth year Porpora instructed him in declamation, pronunciation, and articulation.
2
The atmosphere is of private communication rather than public assertiveness or declamation.
3
There was much vehement declamation against the measure and it was rejected.
4
But his ire was not to be vented in idle declamation only.
5
She recited ballad stories, and whatever else is usually delivered in declamation.
6
The declamation was recited on November 11, when a curious circumstance occurred.
7
We would recommend it especially to teachers of vocal music and declamation.
8
Andrews acknowledged the big man's comment with a glance, resumed his declamation.
9
He was most distinguished at college for English composition and Latin declamation.
10
In Isabella's declamation there is something harsh, and something forced and far-fetched.
11
Though never eloquent, he sometimes rises to an earnest and dignified declamation.
12
Whether this be reasoning or declamation, I will not presume to say.
13
Idle declamation against 'fact mongers' well becomes such self-stultifying dealers in fiction.
14
Idle declamation against 'facts mongers' well becomes such self-stultifying dealers in fiction.
15
Verdi's mastery of dramatic accent-ofthe modern school of declamation-ishere evident.
16
Gounod is wrought up to an ecstasy by Mozart's declamation and harmonies.
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