elocutionary

Relating to the art of public speaking or formal speech delivery; now rarely used in modern English.

ruОтносящийся к искусству публичных выступлений или официальной подачи речи; в современном английском языке используется редко.esRelativo al arte de hablar en público o a la entrega formal de un discurso; en inglés moderno se usa con poca frecuencia.frRelatif à l'art de la prise de parole en public ou à une diction formelle et soignée; terme rare en anglais moderne.deDie Kunst der öffentlichen Rede oder des formellen Vortrags betreffend; im heutigen Englisch selten verwendet.ptRelativo à arte de falar em público ou à forma de proferir discursos; em inglês moderno é usado raramente.zh与公开演讲或正式演说技巧相关的；在现代英语中较少使用。arصفة تتعلق بفن الخطابة أو الإلقاء الرسمي وأسلوب تقديم الكلام أمام الجمهور؛ وتُستخدم نادرًا في الإنجليزية الحديثة.

1. Relating to elocution C1 formal

   Pertaining to the art of clear and expressive public speaking, especially in terms of pronunciation, grammar, and style.

   • She took elocutionary lessons to improve her stage presence.
   • His elocutionary skills were praised by the debate coach.
   • The course focused on elocutionary techniques for effective communication.

   ruОтносящийся к ораторскому искусствуeselocutivofrRelatif à l'élocutiondeZur Redekunst gehörendptRelativo à elocuçãozh与演说术有关的arمتعلق بفن الإلقاء

   同义词: declamatoryoratoricalrhetorical

2. Overly embellished in style C2 formal

   Describing a speaking style that is excessively ornate, affected, or theatrical, often to the point of being unnatural.

   • His elocutionary mannerisms made the speech sound insincere.
   • The actor's elocutionary delivery was too dramatic for the simple scene.
   • She criticized his elocutionary style as being more about show than substance.

   ruНапыщенныйesAfectado y grandilocuentefrAmphigourique, emphatiquedeSchwülstigptEmpoladozh矫饰的arمُتَكَلَّف

   同义词: affectedbombasticfloridflowerygrandiloquenthigh-flownmagniloquentmanneredorotundoverblownpretentioustheatrical

   反义词: artlessnaturalplainsimpleunaffected

• more elocutionary comparative form
• most elocutionary superlative form