expatiatory Antonyms
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Meaning of expatiatory
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expatiatory (a.)
Expansive; diffusive.
expatiatory Sentence Examples
- The expatiatory speech of the politician failed to persuade the angry crowd.
- The criminal offered an expatiatory letter to the victim in hopes of receiving leniency.
- The peace treaty included expatiatory clauses designed to compensate for past wrongs.
- The CEO's expatiatory remarks were meant to appease shareholders following the company's financial losses.
- The expatiatory nature of the article led to widespread criticism and calls for retraction.
- The artist's expatiatory installation aimed to explore the complex relationship between guilt and forgiveness.
- The expatiatory gift was given to express sincere remorse for the hurtful actions committed.
- The expatiatory ritual involved a series of symbolic acts intended to cleanse and purify the participants.
- The expatiatory offering was made to the gods in hopes of appeasing their wrath and securing their favor.
- The expatiatory gesture was a small token of regret and acknowledgment of the harm caused to another person.
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Expansive; diffusive.
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The expatiatory speech of the politician failed to persuade the angry crowd.
The criminal offered an expatiatory letter to the victim in hopes of receiving leniency.
The peace treaty included expatiatory clauses designed to compensate for past wrongs.
The CEO's expatiatory remarks were meant to appease shareholders following the company's financial losses.
