orotundity (Meaning)

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orotundity (n.)

The orotund mode of intonation.

The politician's speech was criticized for its inordinate orotundity, obscuring the substance with empty rhetoric.
The singer's voice possessed a remarkable orotundity, filling the concert hall with a resonant richness.
The marble columns of the ancient temple exuded an air of orotundity, hinting at the grandeur of bygone days.
The oak tree stood as a testament to orotundity, its sprawling branches reaching towards the sky with unwavering strength.
The full moon hung low in the horizon, its orb radiating an ethereal orotundity that cast a mysterious glow.
The orchestra's opening notes swelled with orotundity, captivating the audience with their thunderous grandeur.
The orator's words cascaded forth with unmatched orotundity, leaving an indelible mark on the minds of listeners.
The painter's brushstrokes danced across the canvas with a newfound orotundity, capturing the essence of the divine.
The sculptor meticulously carved the marble, striving to achieve an orotundity that would convey the eternal beauty of human form.
The symphony's finale erupted with an explosive orotundity, leaving the audience in awe at its resounding power.

The orotund mode of intonation.

ringing, reverberant, vibrant, rotund, sonorous, round, loud, resonant,mellow, rich

low, cavernous, hollow, low,hollow, cavernous, soft, soft, faint, murmurous

The politician's speech was criticized for its inordinate orotundity, obscuring the substance with empty rhetoric.

The singer's voice possessed a remarkable orotundity, filling the concert hall with a resonant richness.

The marble columns of the ancient temple exuded an air of orotundity, hinting at the grandeur of bygone days.

The oak tree stood as a testament to orotundity, its sprawling branches reaching towards the sky with unwavering strength.