orated's Usage Examples:

communion", Bishop de Chickera orated at Canterbury Cathedral.

The sermon orated by the Bishop of Colombo.

depository of Buddhist scriptures and literature and contains altars which are orated with Buddha, Bodhisattvas and Tantric deities.

Churchill orated at the club during his period as Member of Parliament for Oldham.

They orated over topics like poetry and public speaking.

segment on Saturday Night Live consisting of one-liner jokes written and orated by Jack Handey Deep Thought (logic tutor), an interactive learning environment.

Hoar of Massachusetts orated, "It was an illustrious band; they were men of exceptional character, talents.

On 15 December 1565, he was appointed public orator and orated for the visit of Elizabeth I of England to Oxford in 1566, when he gave.

The style of these tracks, which includes sound effects that accompany an orated exert, would not be heard again until the release of Emilie Autumn's audio.

The motive is magnificently orated on by the culprit in a scene that is a striking set-piece.

In the meantime Chénier orated at the Feuillants Club, and contributed frequently to the Journal de Paris.

It was all emotion, hysteria—they stood up and orated—they cursed—some of them wept and left the room.

Monument "Sits on site of speaker's platform where Gettysburg Address was orated.

country at 60-70 luncheons and dinners annually at which the histories were orated by their authors.

Ayaz Ishaki orated a speech where he highlighted the importance of the celebration.

"rousing patriotic meetings" were held, and speeches famous individuals orated in the building.

1733, and was buried in a solemn ceremony in the Sé Cathedral of Angra, orated by the Florentino friar João da Trindade.

Then there are is orated hill of the intermediated and dry zone most of with the refugia of unique.

During one state senate debate, Daniel had orated it "were better to burn the schools" .

Synonyms:

speak; bloviate; talk;

Antonyms:

specify; close up; shout; whisper;