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Dum recited this poem with fervor and great elocutionary effects and simply convulsed the crowd.
VACATION WITH THE TUCKER TWINSNELL SPEEDNo year of college life should pass without contributing materially towards the elocutionary equipment of the future preacher.
THE YOUNG PRIEST'S KEEPSAKEMICHAEL PHELANAs an elocutionary—or, rather, as a dramatic—display, it was looked forward to with the liveliest curiosity.
CHARLES DICKENS AS A READERCHARLES KENTDo not imagine for a moment that I advocate the neglect of elocutionary graces.
THE YOUNG PRIEST'S KEEPSAKEMICHAEL PHELANThere is no attempt to rouse the house by elocutionary climaxes or quick-stopping strides.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, VOLUME 17, NO. 103, MAY, 1866VARIOUSHe must have studied the subject a great deal, when you come to think of it, because he assumed an "elocutionary" attitude.
ACRES OF DIAMONDSRUSSELL H. CONWELLWhat a delightful elocutionary tour de force Father Temple gave us!
A SPECKLED BIRDAUGUSTA J. EVANS WILSONEither your Alma Mater is weak along lines of elocutionary training or you do it so little credit you never earned your diploma.
A SPECKLED BIRDAUGUSTA J. EVANS WILSONWe had music, songs, and an elocutionary entertainment; every thing passing off pleasantly.
INCIDENTS OF THE WAR: HUMOROUS, PATHETIC, AND DESCRIPTIVEALF BURNETTIt took some of us twenty years to recover from the fascination of this man's absurd and high falutin' elocutionary sing-song.
A SON OF THE MIDDLE BORDERHAMLIN GARLANDWORDS RELATED TO ELOCUTIONARY
- bombastic
- declamatory
- dramatic
- elaborate
- elocutionary
- eloquent
- expressive
- fervid
- forceful
- gesticulative
- gesturing
- grandiloquent
- impassioned
- important
- imposing
- inflated
- intoning
- lofty
- long-winded
- loud
- noble
- noisy
- orotund
- ostentatious
- persuasive
- pompous
- senatorial
- stagy
- stentorian
- stylistic
- theatrical
- tumid
- verbose
- vivid
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