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elocutionary's Usage Examples:

His voice is syllabic, elocutionary, operatic.

as the "Arkansaw Traveler", combining clever turns of phrase, ironic elocutionary delivery, sound effects and music to create colorful dialogues featuring.

Boston was a center of elocutionary training at the time, and Edgerly was the only woman to head any of the.

In this book Cockin is representative of the 18th-century elocutionary movement, and within elocutionist he is assigned to the "natural school".

She eventually left the stage and took her elocutionary skills into a career in politics.

confidence with public speaking would be a skill she would use again, 'high elocutionary powers'.

naivete to her singing, she dances most gracefully, and displays capital elocutionary training.

oratorical school, and was very successful in the work of developing elocutionary and dramatic talents in others.

proposal to hold a large-scale event to bring together the best musical and elocutionary talent of the various States.

with her twelve-year-old daughter, May Belle, began to give musical and elocutionary entertainments.

In 1927 he founded the musical and elocutionary ensemble Voiceband.

Higginson's collections of American Sonnets, and in numerous religious, elocutionary and juvenile works.

School of Elocution and Oratory and later commenced the publication of elocutionary books.

elocutionary's Meaning':

of or relating to elocution

Synonyms:

affected; unnatural;

Antonyms:

unaffected; unstudied; unaffectedness;