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Meanings of rhetorical in English
Usage of rhetorical in English
1
The division referred to is simply being used in a rhetorical sense.
2
With rhetorical flourish, the 65-year-old from Chicago said: There's power in love.
3
Mr Shorten answered with a rhetorical question: What do people dislike more?
4
The Eagle did not say anything in response to Richard's rhetorical question.
5
I said nothing, assuming that this was just a bizarre rhetorical question.
6
The question was so rhetorical that Stormgren didn't bother to answer it.
7
It was a rhetorical question, but sometimes brought swift and harsh answers.
8
Yet time and again, this is the rhetorical strategy that Hazlitt employs.
9
It's an exercise not in rational argument but in rhetorical point scoring.
10
Or is it with anything I bake? Kind of a rhetorical question.
11
But radicalism needs more to breed than just rhetorical and religious inspiration.
12
Trump's rhetorical challenges to long-established policy toward China have rattled U.S. corporations.
13
It hadn't taken me long to pick up the prevailing rhetorical style.
14
It might have been a rhetorical question, but I answered it anyway.
15
A question like that at a time like this was usually rhetorical.
16
It is a mere rhetorical figure-whatthey call in the books, hyperbole.
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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