peroratorical
/ˌpɛrərəˈtɒrɪkl/rare
adjective
= perorational.
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in Charles Edward Montague (1867–1928), journalist and novelist. From perorator + -ical, after oratorical.
- discomycete
- discomycetous
- disco nap
- disconcert
- disconcertedly
- disconcerting
- disconcertingly
- disconcertion
- disconcertment
- disconclude
- disconducive
- disconfidence
- disconfident
- disconfirm
- disconfirmable
- disconfirmation
- disconfirmatory
- disconform
- disconformable
- disconformed
- disconformity
- discongruity
- discongruous
- disconnect
- disconnectable