rhetorize Sentence Examples
- The politician's empty rhetoric failed to ignite the crowd's enthusiasm.
- The students rhetorized about the importance of human rights in their debate.
- The lawyer's skillful rhetorization swayed the jury in favor of their client.
- The CEO's speech was full of empty rhetoric that failed to address the company's real issues.
- The activist's impassioned rhetoric inspired thousands to take action.
- The president's rhetorization of unity was undermined by his own divisive policies.
- The professor's incisive rhetoric cut through the superficial arguments of her opponents.
- The demagogue's fiery rhetoric whipped up a frenzy of hatred and division.
- The diplomat's carefully crafted rhetoric helped to resolve the international crisis.
- The speaker's rhetoric was so convoluted that the audience couldn't understand what they were trying to say.
rhetorize Meaning
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rhetorize (v. i.)
To play the orator.
Webster
rhetorize (v. t.)
To represent by a figure of rhetoric, or by personification.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rhetorize
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FAQs About the word rhetorize
To play the orator., To represent by a figure of rhetoric, or by personification.
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The politician's empty rhetoric failed to ignite the crowd's enthusiasm.
The students rhetorized about the importance of human rights in their debate.
The lawyer's skillful rhetorization swayed the jury in favor of their client.
The CEO's speech was full of empty rhetoric that failed to address the company's real issues.
