exordiums (Meaning)

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exordiums (pl.)

of Exordium

The exordiums of his speech presented a vivid picture of the current state of the economy.
The exordiums served as an introduction to the main points of the argument.
The author employed various techniques, such as anecdotes and rhetorical questions, in the exordiums to capture the audience's attention.
The exordiums of the sermon focused on the relevance of the biblical passage to the everyday lives of the congregation.
The exordiums of the political speech were designed to stir up emotions and rally support for the speaker's cause.
The teacher used the exordiums of the lesson to establish a context and provide background information for the students.
The exordiums of the research paper provided a clear statement of the research question and highlighted the significance of the study.
The exordiums of the novel captivated readers by introducing intriguing characters and setting the stage for the unfolding story.
The exordiums of the legal brief summarized the key facts of the case and stated the legal arguments that would be presented.
The exordiums of the eulogy served as a tribute to the life and accomplishments of the deceased individual.

of Exordium

prefaces, forewords, introductions, proems,prologs, preambles, prologues, intros, preludes, prolusions

envoys,epilogues, postscripts, envoys, epilogs, postscripts, epilogues, epilogs, finishes, conclusions

The exordiums of his speech presented a vivid picture of the current state of the economy.

The exordiums served as an introduction to the main points of the argument.

The author employed various techniques, such as anecdotes and rhetorical questions, in the exordiums to capture the audience's attention.

The exordiums of the sermon focused on the relevance of the biblical passage to the everyday lives of the congregation.