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View usage for: (ɒrətɒrɪkəl, US ɔːrətɔːr-) adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]Oratorical means relating to or using oratory. [formal] He reached oratorical heights which left him and some of his players in tears. Synonyms: rhetorical, verbal, linguistic, eloquent More Synonyms of oratorical oratorical in American English (ˌɔrəˈtɔrɪkəl; ˌ ɑrəˈtɔrɪkəl) adjective1. of or characteristic of orators or oratory Derived forms oratorically (ˌoraˈtorically) adverb Examples of 'oratorical' in a sentenceoratorical More foundation and less rhetoric, son, he would say, but Gregory found that his oratorical bombast impressed other people.Hornkast, he knew, was simply spouting standard rhetoric, oratorical noises of a sort that Valentine had had to endure all too often. He lacks the oratorical brilliance of his opponent. Synonyms verbal linguistic eloquent high-flown stylistic verbose high-sounding silver-tongued Ciceronian Additional synonymsthe bombastic style of his oratory Synonyms grandiloquent, inflated, ranting, windy, high-flown, pompous, grandiose, histrionic, wordy, verbose, declamatory, fustian, magniloquentShe has a reputation for making bold, declamatory statements. Synonyms rhetorical, theatrical, inflated, high-flown, pompous, turgid, bombastic, discursive, grandiloquent, fustian, orotund, stagy, magniloquentDefinition using pompous or unnecessarily complicated language She attacked her colleagues for indulging in `grandiloquent' language. Synonyms pompous, inflated, rhetorical, high-flown, pretentious, flowery, bombastic, high-sounding, fustian, orotund, magniloquentNearby words oforatorical - orate
- oration
- orator
- oratorical
- oratory
- orb
- orbit
Additional synonymsSynonyms extravagant, affected, imposing, strained, artificial, flamboyant, high-flown, pompous, pretentious, grandiose, overblown, stilted, ostentatious, florid, bombastic, grandiloquent, magniloquentDefinition (of speech) excessively grand, literary, and pompous He waxed magniloquent on the cultivation of turnips. Synonyms pompous, elevated, lofty, rhetorical, high-flown, pretentious, exalted (informal), overblown, stilted, turgid, bombastic, sonorous, grandiloquent, high-sounding, declamatory, arty-farty (informal), orotund |