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Meanings of eloquent orator in English
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Usage of eloquent orator in English
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She was told that Castelar was the eloquent orator of the age.
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He was an eminent jurist, an eloquent orator, and a finished scholar.
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He was presumptuous and rash, and rather a fluent speaker than an eloquent orator.
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A truly great man or eloquent orator does not die-
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The latter was by Bishop Simpson and was worthy of the noble and eloquent orator.
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He was an eloquent orator, and as a writer rapid and brilliant, but not profound.
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Oh, he was a learned divine and eloquent orator.
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He was sincere; he was, in his way, patriotic; he was a clever and eloquent orator.
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The Boy not only heard an eloquent orator.
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Next came James Lloyd, the modest gentleman, the eloquent orator and the accomplished man of business.
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The Philanthropist Congressman recognized him instantly as the most eloquent orator in the labor movement in America.
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Senator Douglas was an eloquent orator.
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My father, minister of Prestonpans, was of a warm and benevolent temper, and an orthodox and eloquent orator.
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He would so much have loved to talk, to write, to be a great musician, an eloquent orator!
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He was the most eloquent orator in the House of Commons, which he entered in 1700 as a Whig.
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John Bright, an eloquent orator and strenuous advocate of oral reform and political progress, joined Gladstone in his campaign.
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