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/ˈɔːrətə/
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/ˈɔːrətər/
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orator
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orators
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UK
/ˈɔːrətə/
US
/ˈɔːrətər/
orateur
Personne qui prononce des discours en public avec éloquence.
The keynote orator kept the delegates spellbound throughout the address.
L’orateur principal a tenu les délégués en haleine pendant tout le discours.
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orateur
Antiquité romaine.
Synonyms
speaker
lecturer
public speaker
rhetorician
debater
talker
presenter
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orator
noun
A person who delivers formal speeches, especially one noted for skill and eloquence in public speaking.
The keynote orator kept the delegates spellbound throughout the address.
In ancient Rome, an advocate who pleaded cases in public and composed formal speeches.
Cicero was perhaps the greatest orator of the late Roman Republic.
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