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Definition of allocution - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
religionRare pope's pronouncement to church officialsRare
- The allocution addressed the new church policy.
2.
speechDated formal speech or addressDated
- The president delivered an allocution on national policy.
3.
legalTECH. defendant's statement to the court before sentencingTECH.
- The defendant gave an allocution before the judge.
Origin of allocution
Latin, allocutio (address)
Examples of allocution in a sentence
Cardinals gathered to hear the allocution on doctrine. The mayor's allocution addressed the city's budget concerns. Her allocution at the ceremony was deeply moving. His allocution moved everyone in the courtroom. The allocution was brief but heartfelt.
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- French:allocution, discours, ...
- German:Allokution, formelle Rede, ...
- Italian:allocuzione, ...
- Spanish:alocución, declaración final, ...
- Portuguese:alocução, discurso formal, ...
- Chinese:教皇声明, 讲话, ...
- Japanese:教皇の声明, 公式演説, ...
- Arabic:خِطاب بابَوي, خِطاب رَسمي, ...
- Hebrew:דִּבּוּר אַפִּיפוּרִי, דִּבּוּר רִשְׁמִי, ...
- Russian:аллокуция, официальное выступление, ...
- Ukrainian:алоквентія, промова, ...
- Hindi:उद्बोधन, औपचारिक भाषण, ...
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