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oratory

noun as in public speaking

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He uses pugnacious, sometimes trollish oratory to present himself as Trump’s avatar on the bench, an unapologetic brawler who fights for ordinary people against woke liberals and condescending elites.

From Slate

Here again, as with so many of his rallies, Trump’s oratory pulses with the promise of blood.

From Salon

Many of the coders, digital marketers, and Big Tech employees in attendance later shared their thoughts on this declaration of war, with one observer who is also “not a fan of” WP Engine still calling the oratory “irresponsible, unkind, and malicious at worst.”

From Slate

Obama made his name with soaring oratory about a collective opportunity to fulfill America’s promise and a memoir that was deeply introspective about his role in that fight.

She is widely regarded as a pragmatist who lacks the charisma, oratory skills and pugnacious nature of the outgoing populist president.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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