declaim /di-klāmˈ/

1. To make a set or rhetorical speech
2. To harangue
3. To recite

To utter, repeat or recite declamatorily

declaimˈant noun

declaimˈer noun

declaimˈing noun and adjective

declamation /dek-lə-māˈshən/ noun

1. Act of declaiming
2. A set speech in public
3. Display in speaking

declamatorily /di-klamˈə-tə-ri-li/ adverb

declamˈatory adjective

1. Of the nature of declamation
2. Appealing to the passions
3. Noisy and rhetorical

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