Declaimer
51declaim — verb deliver words in a rhetorical or impassioned way. Derivatives declaimer noun declamatory adjective Origin ME: from Fr. déclamer or L. declamare, from de (expressing thoroughness) + clamare to shout …
52rhetorician — n. 1. Adept in rhetoric, proficient in rhetoric. 2. Public speaker, declaimer …
53spouter — n. Declaimer …
54orator — noun Patrick Henry, the great orator Syn: speaker, public speaker, speech maker, lecturer, declaimer, rhetorician, rhetor …
55speaker — noun Reverend Graham is one of the guest speakers Syn: speechmaker, lecturer, talker, speechifier, orator, declaimer, rhetorician; spokesperson, spokesman/woman, mouthpiece; reader, lector, commentator, broadcaster, narrator; informal spieler;… …
56lecturer — n 1. speaker, talker, addresser, discourses prelector, lector, reciter, reader; orator, speechmaker, public speaker, spokesman, spokeswoman, rhetorician, speechifier, Inf. stumper; declaimer, perorator, expounder, exponent, descanter; expositor,… …
57orator — n public speaker, speechmaker, declaimer; lecturer, prelector, speaker, reader, reciter; rhetor, rhetorician, Speech. elocutionist; sermonizer, preacher; demagogue, spellbinder …
58speaker — n 1. orator, soapbox orator, stump orator, speechmaker, public speaker, spellbinder; keynoter; haranguer, declaimer, ranter, Inf. spouter, Inf. spieler, Inf. tub thumper, Sl. jawsmith; demagogue, rabble rouser. 2. loudspeaker. See loudspeaker …
59spokesman — n 1. mouthpiece, voice, spokeswomen, spokesperson; public relations man, P.R. person, press agent, ad man, copywriter; mediator, intermediator, intermediary, intercessor, interceder, intermedium, medium, go between, messenger, middleman;… …
60verbalist — n 1. rhetorician, rhetor, public speaker, speechmaker, declaimer, Speech. elocutionist; writer, author, authoress, novelist, poet, man of letters, editor, editress; linguist, lexicologist, lexicographer, se manticist, semasiologicist, etymologist …
