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Meanings of orator in English
Public speaker.
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Usage of orator in English
1
For once in his life words failed him; the orator was speechless.
2
Her words may have had impact, but Diana was no great orator.
3
The nation's greatest orator read the daily newspaper reports of Lincoln's speeches.
4
The illustration has no unimportant place in the equipment of the orator.
5
Valienté was no orator, evidently, Jackson saw, despite his own political experience.
6
The great leader and the great orator have it in unusual measure.
7
Thus you will acquire the skills to become a great orator yourself.
8
The truly inspired orator forgets himself in the subject of his eloquence.
9
Bismarck was not an orator in the ordinary acceptation of the word.
10
The greatest orator in the world can only move his immediate hearers.
11
Soon the listeners began to observe something strange in the orator himself.
12
Of course, the interest of the audience and of the orator conspire.
13
Mr. Beecher had the temperament, the habits, the physique of the orator.
14
The same is true in regard to an orator and his audience.
15
In different ways, however: because where the orator persuades, the politician judges.
16
It was the voice of a born orator, rich in possible modulations.
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Translations for orator
Portuguese
Catalan
Orator through the time
Orator across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common