Definition Synonyms
Definition of declamatory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
communicationRare suitable for public speakingRare
- The declamatory tone of the lecture captivated the audience..
2.
bombasticRare pretentiously lofty in styleRare
- The politician's declamatory remarks were criticized for lacking substance.
Origin of declamatory
Latin, declamare (to declaim)
Examples of declamatory in a sentence
The politician's declamatory style was very effective. His declamatory speech failed to impress the audience. The book's declamatory style made it hard to read.
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- French:déclamatoire, pompeux, ...
- German:deklamatorisch, pompös, ...
- Italian:declamatorio, pomposo, ...
- Spanish:declamatorio, pomposo, ...
- Portuguese:eloquente, pomposo, ...
- Chinese:演讲的, 夸张的, ...
- Japanese:演説調の, 大げさな, ...
- Arabic:خِطَابِي, خَطابي, ...
- Hebrew:נְאוּמִי, בּוֹמְבַּסְטִי, ...
- Russian:ораторский, декларативный, ...
- Ukrainian:ораторський, декламаторський, ...
- Hindi:वक्तृत्वपूर्ण, दिखावटी, ...
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