declamation in English

noun

1

the action or art of declaiming.

Shakespearean declamation

noun

speech, address, lecture, sermon, homily, discourse, oration, recitation, disquisition, monologue

Use "declamation" in a sentence

1. 7 synonyms for Allocution: address, declamation, lecture, oration, prelection, speech, talk

2. There are two parts to the Allocution: (a) declamation of rights and errors in the trial, etc, along with producing affidavits, information and mitigating facts, and (b) declamation of non-consent

3. 19 Every Saturday night a meeting is held, in which there are oration , declamation , dialogue, and debate.

4. 13 Declamation is a traditional method of reading in our country. Declamatory teaching is a traditional Chinese teaching method.

5. Cogency of argument is almost invariably lost in the vehemence of declamation and in the utterance of unmeaning patter

6. The text at hand is the Apologia of Apuleius, the declamation by which he defended himself on a capital charge of at least magic and possibly murder, all apparently arising out of jealousies raised by his marriage to a distinguished older woman

7. Blow hard (6) Blow hard and loudly (3) Blow or breathe hard on or into (1) Blowhard (8) Blowhard of kidvid (1) Blowhard`s activity (1) Blowhard`s attribute (1) Blowhard`s declamation (1) Blowhard`s delivery (1) Blowhard`s emissions (1) Blowhard`s false claim (1) Blowhard`s favorite suffix (1) Blowhard`s feature (1) Blowhard`s lack (1) Blowhard

8. The pan-Serb Chauvinism appeared especially marked during the Bosnian crisis.: But democracy in Japan does not mean a diminution of Chauvinism in foreign policy.: In a specially marked manner the pan-Serb Chauvinism showed itself during the Bosnian crisis.: Nowhere in the world is there so much declamation about Chauvinism as in Germany, and nowhere is so little of it to be found.