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peroration

[per-uh-rey-shuhn] / ˌpɛr əˈreɪ ʃən /


NOUN
recapitulation
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Before Churchill told the British in his celebrated peroration that "we shall never surrender," he had not spared them from the truth that they had suffered a "colossal military disaster".

From BBC

He was the very archetype of a Supreme Court orator, engaging in booming perorations and lightning-fast exchanges with the judges.

From BBC

Frank came to the stage with a detailed two-page peroration and zero intention of editing what he had to say.

From Salon

I did not see Lillard’s peroration live on TV but a day later, on Twitter, where it played in heavy rotation, accompanied by sentiments like “class act” and “no better role model.”

From New York Times

“Greetings, conversationalists across the fruited plain,” he began in one of his stream-of-consciousness perorations from the bunker, an American flag dangling in the corner.

From New York Times