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Meanings of oratory in English
The art of speaking in public eloquently or effectively.
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Usage of oratory in English
1
Past visits of American presidents to Ireland have come with stirring oratory.
2
He did nothing in the line of oratory while in the Senate.
3
I and this Félix Broux were in the oratory and heard it.
4
Here are found the most inspiring passages in the masterpieces of oratory.
5
Attend the Prince to his chamber; I will retire to my oratory.
6
Won Carnegie Peace Prize in Texas state intercollegiate oratory contest in 1915.
7
The diction of poetry is the same as the diction of oratory.
8
And how it beggars the studies eloquence of the masters of oratory.
9
Therefore we see in the oratory of that time a certain formality.
10
The oratory of the grazier, who seconded the resolution, was not inferior.
11
They have recently placed in a tiny oratory, scooped by Guidobaldo II.
12
The earliest specimen of oratory is also one of the finest specimens.
13
He was agreeably surprised by the pulpit oratory of the young divine.
14
But those were delightful days when I was taking lessons in oratory.
15
Upon which piece of oratory and reasoning I form the following query.
16
Again and again his triumphant oratory mastered the National Assembly of France.
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Oratory across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common