ORATORS

ORATORS


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Word: orator
Word origin: late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French oratour, from Latin orator ‘speaker, pleader’.
Phonetic: ˈɒrətə
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a public speaker, especially one who is eloquent or skilled. Example: a theatrically effective orator


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Audens The ___
Bombasts
Clay and others
Delivery professionals?
Demosthenes
Figures of speech?
Fourth of July speakers
Gifted speech makers
Good talkers
Great speakers
Lincoln and Webster
Men of many words
Noted speakers
Ones happy to give you their addresses?
Ones who stand above the crowd?
Patrick Henry and Daniel Webster
Pericles and Cicero
Platform pundits
Pros at projecting
Public speakers
Rhetoricians
Sensational speakers
Speakers
Speaking aces
Spellbinders
Spellbinding speakers
Stump figures
Stumpers?
Successful runners are often good ones
TelePrompTer users
Their addresses are moving
Their addresses are not in the phone book
They love to talk
Clay, Webster, etc.
Political speakers.
Demosthenes and Cicero.
Henry and Webster.
Cicero and Webster.
Silver-tongued ones.
Platform rhetoricians.
Valedictorians.
Cicero and others.
Keynoters.
Fourth-of-July speakers.
Burke and Churchill, for example.
Webster and Clay.
Forum speakers.
Speakers with eloquence.
Declaimers.
Bryan and others.
Rhetors.
Dirksen, et al.
Henry and Dirksen, e.g.
Henry and others
Webster, Bryan et al.
Patrick Henry, etc.
Silver-tongues
Soap-boxers
Webster and Bryan
Men on the dais
Speechifiers
Auden's The ___
Cicero and Bryan
Douglas and Bryan
Figures of speech
Ones giving their addresses
Eloquent speakers
Speakers - they answer the phone short of exercise
They may well appeal to the public
They speak of nothing to a fellow painting hills
Speakers bang to rights, so are locked up
Lecturers
As rotor rotated speakers (7)
Speakers set up on stages
Big talkers
Expert speech makers




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