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epideictic

/ˌep.ɪˈdaɪk.tɪk/

翻译: 一个高度专门化、古旧的形容词,用于修辞学中,描述旨在展示演讲者或作者技巧的演讲或文本,常用于仪式或朗诵场合。

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adjective

/ˌep.ɪˈdaɪk.tɪk/C2formal已废弃
  • zh一个高度专门化、古旧的形容词,用于修辞学中,描述旨在展示演讲者或作者技巧的演讲或文本,常用于仪式或朗诵场合。

A highly specialized, obsolete adjective used in rhetoric to describe a speech or writing that is designed to display the skill of the speaker or writer, often for ceremonial or declamatory purposes.

  1. Rhetorical displayC2formal

    Designed primarily for rhetorical effect or ceremonial display, often used in speeches that praise or blame.

    zh宣示性修辞

    • The politician's speech was purely epideictic, focusing on praise rather than policy.
    • Epideictic oratory was a key genre in ancient Greek rhetoric.
    • His epideictic style impressed the audience but lacked substance.

    同义词ceremonialdeclamatorydemonstrativeoratorical

词形
  • more epideictic comparative form
  • most epideictic superlative form