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declaim

[dih-kleym] / dɪˈkleɪm /


Example Sentences

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He simply paid no attention and carried on declaiming, until someone asked him to put them back in.

From BBC

“You should be screaming out and ringing/like the alarm that you ignore,” Franklin L. Fisher declaims in “Irreversible Damage” on “Shook,” the explosive fourth album by his band, Algiers.

From New York Times

And the “Ode to Joy” inevitably makes an impact, particularly with Green declaiming the opening lines with such memorable defiance.

From New York Times

Her report — expected any day now — is hanging over Johnson in a manner that the prime minister, who enjoys declaiming in classical Greek, might liken to a sword of Damocles.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. Talley simply was part of a tradition in which you declaimed it, with exclamation points, from the rooftops.

From New York Times