oratorian (Meaning)
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oratorian (a.)
Oratorical.
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oratorian (n.)
See Fathers of the Oratory, under Oratory.
Synonyms & Antonyms of oratorian
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oratorian Sentence Examples
- The oratorian delivered an impassioned speech that captivated the audience.
- The priest was known for his eloquent oratorian skills.
- The oratorian's words resonated with the congregation, inspiring them to greater faith.
- The oratory society was a hub for aspiring orators to hone their abilities.
- The oratorian's gestures and intonation enhanced the impact of his message.
- The oratorian's sermon invoked a profound sense of reverence among the listeners.
- The oratorian's reputation as a gifted speaker preceded him wherever he went.
- The oratorian's charismatic personality drew large crowds to his lectures.
- The oratorian's oratory was a testament to the power of words to move hearts and minds.
- The oratorian's speeches continue to be studied and admired by generations of students.
FAQs About the word oratorian
Oratorical., See Fathers of the Oratory, under Oratory.
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No antonyms found.
The oratorian delivered an impassioned speech that captivated the audience.
The priest was known for his eloquent oratorian skills.
The oratorian's words resonated with the congregation, inspiring them to greater faith.
The oratory society was a hub for aspiring orators to hone their abilities.
