declamatory Antonyms
Strongest:
- coarse
- unliterary
- common
- vulgar
- colloquial
- nonformal
- colloquial
- gross
- vernacular
- gross
- common
- informal
- casual
- crude
- unliterary
- informal
- slangy
- uncouth
- slangy
- conversational
- uncouth
- vernacular
- indecent
- casual
- indecent
- conversational
- crude
- vulgar
- coarse
- nonformal
Strong:
- unbookish
- rough
- rough-hewn
- lowbrow
- rude
- unlearned
- crass
- ungrammatical
- unpolished
- incorrect
- substandard
- ungrammatical
- substandard
- unrefined
- incorrect
- rude
- rough
- uneducated
- tasteless
- tasteless
- unbookish
- unrefined
- unpolished
- lowbrow
- low
- low
- uncultured
- uncultivated
- uncultivated
- rough-hewn
- crass
- unlearned
- uneducated
- uncultured
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- oratorical
- florid
- fine
- high-flown
- hifalutin
- stilted
- affected
- majestic
- grandiose
- cultured
- aristocratic
- pretentious
- towering
- formal
- grandiloquent
- pompous
- literary
- flowery
- bombastic
- lofty
- refined
Weak:
Meaning of declamatory
declamatory (s)
ostentatiously lofty in style
declamatory (a.)
Pertaining to declamation; treated in the manner of a rhetorician; as, a declamatory theme.
Characterized by rhetorical display; pretentiously rhetorical; without solid sense or argument; bombastic; noisy; as, a declamatory way or style.
declamatory Sentence Examples
- His declamatory style echoed through the auditorium, commanding attention from every corner.
- She delivered her speech in a declamatory manner, emphasizing each point with fervor.
- The politician's declamatory address stirred the crowd to action, igniting a sense of urgency.
- In literature, a declamatory passage often serves to underscore the author's thematic message.
- The teacher's declamatory tone resonated with authority, leaving no room for doubt among the students.
- His declamatory gestures punctuated his argument, adding weight to his persuasive rhetoric.
- The actor's declamatory delivery brought the Shakespearean soliloquy to life, imbuing it with passion.
- A declamatory style can sometimes alienate audiences if it lacks sincerity or genuine emotion.
- The preacher's declamatory sermon moved congregants to tears, inspiring them to reflect deeply on their beliefs.
- The coach's declamatory halftime speech rallied the team, fueling their determination to win the game.
FAQs About the word declamatory
ostentatiously lofty in stylePertaining to declamation; treated in the manner of a rhetorician; as, a declamatory theme., Characterized by rhetorical display; p
rhetoric, graceful, rhetorical, stately, eloquent, oratorical, florid, fine, high-flown, hifalutin
coarse, unliterary, common, vulgar, colloquial, nonformal, colloquial, gross, vernacular, gross
His declamatory style echoed through the auditorium, commanding attention from every corner.
She delivered her speech in a declamatory manner, emphasizing each point with fervor.
The politician's declamatory address stirred the crowd to action, igniting a sense of urgency.
In literature, a declamatory passage often serves to underscore the author's thematic message.
