oratorial (Meaning)
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oratorial (a.)
Oratorical.
Synonyms & Antonyms of oratorial
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oratorial Sentence Examples
- The candidate's oratorial skills captivated the audience, leaving a lasting impression.
- The politician's oratorial rhetoric swayed public opinion, securing his reelection.
- The minister's oratorial sermons inspired and motivated the congregation.
- The attorney's oratorial brilliance dismantled his opponent's case.
- The professor's oratorial lectures mesmerized students, captivating their attention for hours.
- The activist's oratorial protests sparked indignation and demanded change.
- The oratorical contest showcased the eloquence and persuasive abilities of young speakers.
- The politician's oratorial gaffe damaged his reputation, resulting in a swift downfall.
- The diplomat's oratorial finesse allowed him to navigate complex negotiations with ease.
- The actor's oratorial performance brought the enigmatic character to life on stage.
FAQs About the word oratorial
Oratorical.
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The candidate's oratorial skills captivated the audience, leaving a lasting impression.
The politician's oratorial rhetoric swayed public opinion, securing his reelection.
The minister's oratorial sermons inspired and motivated the congregation.
The attorney's oratorial brilliance dismantled his opponent's case.
