peroration|perorations in English

noun

[per·o·ra·tion || ‚perə'reɪʃn]

conclusion of a speech in which a speaker reviews the major points of his discussion; oration, very rhetorical oratio

Use "peroration|perorations" in a sentence

1. The seventh part is brief peroration.

2. The third part is the peroration .

3. At last, it gives this clinic effect and peroration.

4. Besides the introduction and peroration, this article contains 5 chapters.

5. Peroration is a summary of this research .

6. He summarized his main points in his peroration.

7. There was not much else on offer in the leader's peroration to feed the faithful.

8. At last, it gives this fixtures clinic curative effect and peroration.

9. The last chapter is a further analysis and peroration to the topic.

10. We had to listen to a peroration on the evils of drink!

11. The fifth part, peroration, summarized modern cultural value and developing prospect of the trend of raffish art.

12. However his ringing peroration struck most of those present as being ridiculous, and many laughed aloud.

13. Equally sudden a peroration of chatter from a local mockingbird broke the silence.

14. Cut out the introduction and the peroration , and stop before you get to secondly.

15. And so when Drabik delivered her marvelous peroration on Shakespeare, I had to wonder how many students got it.

16. The last part is peroration which point out that SAMS has great prospects and Chinese enterprises ought to develop this kind of way as soon as possible in order to meet the challenges of entering WTO.

17. As he worked his way from ethos and logos to the pathos of peroration, he bade us think of the connection between deprivation and belligerence, and to do something about it.

18. Approaching the end of his prepared speech, King departed from his prepared text for a partly improvised peroration on the theme of "I have a dream", possibly prompted by Mahalia Jackson's repeated cry, "Tell them about the dream, Martin!"