oratorically
In speechmaking fashion
Oratorically means in the manner of formal public speaking or rhetoric.
Someone who speaks oratorically employs the techniques of eloquent address—measured pacing, emphatic gestures, and elevated language designed to persuade or move an audience.
He delivered the eulogy oratorically, with dramatic pauses and sweeping hand movements.
The word often carries a hint of theatricality or even excess, suggesting speech that might be more polished than natural.
Having recognized expertise
- powerfulHaving great strength
- imposingImpressively grand in scale
- masterfulHighly skilled and authoritative
- dominantHaving superior influence
assertive · magisterial · forceful · stentorian · thundering · booming · resounding · declamatory
Something that extends outward
- intonationPitch variation in speech
- cadenceRhythmic pulse or pattern
- inflectionWord form alteration
- modulationVarying signals to transmit
enunciation · diction · elocution · articulation · pronunciation · pacing · timing · pause
Express clearly, or well-spoken
- fluentSpeaking smoothly, effortlessly
- silver-tonguedPersuasively articulate speaker
- expressiveShowing feelings outwardly
- persuasiveAble to convince others
cogent · lucid · coherent · glib · voluble · well-spoken · mellifluous · smooth-talking
Collective moral character
- pathosPity-evoking quality
- logosBrand identification symbols
- anaphoraRepeated opening words
- antithesisDirect opposite; contrasting juxtaposition
chiasmus · hyperbole · metaphor · parallelism · tricolon · alliteration · aphorism · euphemism
Able to persuade
- compellingPowerfully engaging or persuasive
- influentialHaving considerable effect
- movingEmotionally affecting
- stirringArousing strong emotion
rousing · impassioned · forceful · effective · winning · swaying · captivating · inspiring
authoritative
Having recognized expertise
- powerfulHaving great strength
- imposingImpressively grand in scale
- masterfulHighly skilled and authoritative
dominant · assertive · magisterial · forceful · stentorian · thundering · booming · resounding · declamatory · dramatic
projection
Something that extends outward
- intonationPitch variation in speech
- cadenceRhythmic pulse or pattern
- inflectionWord form alteration
modulation · enunciation · diction · elocution · articulation · pronunciation · pacing · timing · pause · gesture
articulate
Express clearly, or well-spoken
- fluentSpeaking smoothly, effortlessly
- silver-tonguedPersuasively articulate speaker
- expressiveShowing feelings outwardly
persuasive · cogent · lucid · coherent · glib · voluble · well-spoken · mellifluous · smooth-talking · grandiloquent
ethos
Collective moral character
antithesis · chiasmus · hyperbole · metaphor · parallelism · tricolon · alliteration · aphorism · euphemism · irony
convincing
Able to persuade
- compellingPowerfully engaging or persuasive
- influentialHaving considerable effect
- movingEmotionally affecting
stirring · rousing · impassioned · forceful · effective · winning · swaying · captivating · inspiring · motivating
oratoricallyconversationally
In spoken exchange style
colloquially · casually · informally · chattily · offhandedly
oratoricallyin writing
Recorded in text
silently · nonverbally · privately · intimately · one-on-one
oratoricallyinarticulately
In unclear verbal fashion
haltingly · plainly · simply · ineloquently · falteringly