oratorically
- a word derived from oratorical.
- a word derived from oratory.
Example Sentences
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And Brandon Carter, a memorable Prince Hal in the company’s “Henry IV,” Parts 1 and 2, keeps tuned up oratorically by performing a Shakespeare sonnet every day and posting his performances online.
From Washington Post • Apr. 22, 2020
Best of all is Elizabeth Marvel, who, cast as the oratorically gifted friend to Caesar, Marc Antony, lives up to her surname.
From Washington Post • Jun. 16, 2017
John C. Calhoun and who knows how many other oratorically inclined former vice presidents turned over in their graves.
From New York Times • Oct. 1, 2012
A ball of fire on the stump, old-timer Donahey has not once opened his jaws oratorically in the Senate since he was sworn in.
From Time Magazine Archive
We might have addressed him as Daniel Webster, according to the time-worn story, once addressed Mount Washington; but neither of us felt oratorically inclined.
From The Foot-path Way by Torrey, Bradford
