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elocutionist
noun as in reader
noun as in reader
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noun as in rhetorician
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noun as in speaker
noun as in speechifier
noun as in speechmaker
noun as in spokeswoman
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Example Sentences
In 1884 she was in Salt Lake City, performing as an “elocutionist.”
In February 1891, the Washington representative of Baldy’s Baltimore-based company — one Robert E. Clarke, himself a former elocutionist — suddenly disappeared, leaving behind an empty safe.
In an effort to erase the stigma of non-R.P. speech, England’s original national elocutionist, Thomas Sheridan, urged all citizens to adopt the accent.
If Siri doesn’t understand you, take heart: Even a masterful elocutionist like Dukakis baffles her iPhone.
Despite living through the most momentous events of the past century, and careers as an elocutionist and a soprano, Hooper insists she is “not very interesting” and not equipped to offer advice on living through adversity.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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