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Definition of speech
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Speech
(n.) Talk;
mention;
common
saying.
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Causal
::
Causal
(n.) A
causal
word or form of
speech.
Energy
::
Energy
(n.)
Strength
of
expression;
force of
utterance;
power to
impress
the mind and
arouse
the
feelings;
life;
spirit;
-- said of
speech,
language,
words,
style;
as, a style full of
energy..
Speech
::
Speech
(n.) Talk;
mention;
common
saying.
Trope
::
Trope (n.) The use of a word or
expression
in a
different
sense from that which
properly
belongs
to it; the use of a word or
expression
as
changed
from the
original
signification
to
another,
for the sake of
giving
life or
emphasis
to an idea; a
figure
of
speech..
Monologue
::
Monologue
(n.) A
speech
uttered
by a
person
alone;
soliloquy;
also, talk or
discourse
in
company,
in the
strain
of a
soliloquy;
as, an
account
in
monologue..
Irreligious
::
Irreligious
(a.)
Indicating
a want of
religion;
profane;
wicked;
as,
irreligious
speech..
Pauciloquy
::
Pauciloquy
(n.)
Brevity
in
speech.
Voice
::
Voice (n.)
Language;
words;
speech;
expression;
signification
of
feeling
or
opinion.
Violent
::
Violent
(a.)
Acting,
characterized,
or
produced
by
unjust
or
improper
force;
outrageous;
unauthorized;
as, a
violent
attack
on the right of free
speech..
Tropology
::
Tropology
(n.) A
rhetorical
mode of
speech,
including
tropes,
or
changes
from the
original
import
of the
word..
Ambages
::
Ambages
(n. pl.) A
circuit;
a
winding.
Hence:
Circuitous
way or
proceeding;
quibble;
circumlocution;
indirect
mode of
speech.
Figurative
::
Figurative
(a.)
Abounding
in
figures
of
speech;
flowery;
florid;
as, a
highly
figurative
description..
Outline
::
Outline
(n.) Fig.: A
sketch
of any
scheme;
a
preliminary
or
general
indication
of a plan,
system,
course
of
thought,
etc.; as, the
outline
of a
speech..
Parse
::
Parse (n.) To
resolve
into its
elements,
as a
sentence,
pointing
out the
several
parts of
speech,
and their
relation
to each other by
government
or
agreement;
to
analyze
and
describe
grammatically..
Slow
::
Slow
(superl.)
Not
ready;
not
prompt
or
quick;
dilatory;
sluggish;
as, slow of
speech,
and slow of
tongue..
Speaking
::
Speaking
(a.)
Seeming
to be
capable
of
speech;
hence,
lifelike;
as, a
speaking
likeness..
Haw
::
Haw (n.) An
intermission
or
hesitation
of
speech,
with a sound
somewhat
like haw! also, the sound so
made..
Dialect
::
Dialect
(n.) The form of
speech
of a
limited
region
or
people,
as
distinguished
from ether forms
nearly
related
to it; a
variety
or
subdivision
of a
language;
speech
characterized
by local
peculiarities
or
specific
circumstances;
as, the Ionic and Attic were
dialects
of
Greece;
the
Yorkshire
dialect;
the
dialect
of the
learned..
Participle
::
Participle
(n.) A part of
speech
partaking
of the
nature
both verb and
adjective;
a form of a verb, or
verbal
adjective,
modifying
a noun, but
taking
the
adjuncts
of the verb from which it is
derived.
In the
sentences:
a
letter
is
written;
being
asleep
he did not hear;
exhausted
by toil he will sleep
soundly,
--
written,
being,
and
exhaustedare
participles..
Speeching
::
Speeching
(n.) The act of
making
a
speech.
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