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exordium

/ɪkˈsɔː.di.əm/

Traduction: Nom désignant la partie introductive d'un discours, d'un exposé ou d'une œuvre écrite, particulièrement en rhétorique.

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/ɪkˈsɔː.di.əm/C2formalart
  • frNom désignant la partie introductive d'un discours, d'un exposé ou d'une œuvre écrite, particulièrement en rhétorique.

A noun referring to the introductory part of a speech, discourse, or written work, especially in rhetoric.

  1. Introductory section of a speech or textC2formal

    The beginning or introductory part of an oration, discourse, or written work, often intended to engage the audience and prepare them for the main subject.

    frExorde

    • The speaker's exordium captured the audience's attention with a poignant story.
    • Cicero's exordium in his first oration against Catiline is considered a masterpiece.
    • She drafted a brief exordium to set the context before presenting her arguments.

    Synonymesforewordintroductionopeningpreambleprefacepreludeprologue

    Antonymesconclusionepilogueperoration

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  • exordia plural form
  • exordiums plural form
  • exordia's possessive plural form
  • exordiums' possessive plural form
  • exordium's possessive singular form
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