Thesaurus / orate
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The surest way to get yanked off the stage — any stage — is to clear one’s throat and begin to orate.
AN ANTHOLOGY OF GREAT SPEECHES, FROM THE INSPIRATIONAL TO THE OMINOUSJEFF SHESOLJULY 9, 2021WASHINGTON POSTDo you remember how you always used to let me orate to you when I had anything on hand for the rhetoricals?
WHEAT AND HUCKLEBERRIESCHARLOTTE MARION (WHITE) VAILEBut the captain, facing them, his arms about the delighted Bos'n, positively declined to orate.
CY WHITTAKER'S PLACEJOSEPH C. LINCOLN“Orate pro anima,” or “of your charite pray for the soul of ——” were usual inscriptions.
ENGLISH VILLAGESP. H. DITCHFIELDThey'll orate over him, and they'll get frightfully cross for a fortnight, and then they'll do nothing.
CHANGING WINDSST. JOHN G. ERVINEDo not try to be somebody else; be your own self and talk, never "orate" until you can't help it.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ANDREW CARNEGIEANDREW CARNEGIEFrom nineteen hundred and five on I did orate my opinions to a group of advanced students.
THE ART OF THE MOVING PICTUREVACHEL LINDSAYJust as the sugar orators were preparing to orate, a man with muddy boots pushed through the crowd and entered headquarters tent.
PIONEERING IN CUBAJAMES MEADE ADAMSBut it would be for the elect- orate, not for the woman suffragist, to decide that question.
THE UNEXPURGATED CASE AGAINST WOMEN SUFFRAGEALMROTH E. WRIGHTI don't want to orate, but a man of your position has so much to lose; you can't afford to do it.
JENNIE GERHARDTTHEODORE DREISERWORDS RELATED TO ORATE
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