Definition of parrhesia in English:

parrhesia

noun pəˈriːzɪəpəˈriːsɪə

Rhetoric

Candour, frankness; outspokenness or boldness of speech. Also: the act or practice of asking forgiveness in advance for speaking in this way.

Origin

Late 16th century. From post-classical Latin parrhesia outspokenness, frankness (636 in Isidore; in classical Latin as a Greek word) from ancient Greek παρρησία from παν- + ῥῆσις speech + -ία.

Definition of parrhesia in US English:

parrhesia

noun

Rhetoric

Candour, frankness; outspokenness or boldness of speech. Also: the act or practice of asking forgiveness in advance for speaking in this way.

Origin

Late 16th century. From post-classical Latin parrhesia outspokenness, frankness (636 in Isidore; in classical Latin as a Greek word) from ancient Greek παρρησία from παν- + ῥῆσις speech + -ία.

单词	parrhesia
释义	Definition of parrhesia in English: parrhesia noun pəˈriːzɪəpəˈriːsɪə Rhetoric Candour, frankness; outspokenness or boldness of speech. Also: the act or practice of asking forgiveness in advance for speaking in this way. Origin Late 16th century. From post-classical Latin parrhesia outspokenness, frankness (636 in Isidore; in classical Latin as a Greek word) from ancient Greek παρρησία from παν- + ῥῆσις speech + -ία. Definition of parrhesia in US English: parrhesia noun Rhetoric Candour, frankness; outspokenness or boldness of speech. Also: the act or practice of asking forgiveness in advance for speaking in this way. Origin Late 16th century. From post-classical Latin parrhesia outspokenness, frankness (636 in Isidore; in classical Latin as a Greek word) from ancient Greek παρρησία from παν- + ῥῆσις speech + -ία.
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