declamatory in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for declamatory in the English»French Dictionary

declamatory [Brit dɪˈklamət(ə)ri, Am dəˈklæməˌtɔri] ADJ

declamatory

déclamatoire, emphatique

Translations for declamatory in the French»English Dictionary

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déclamatoire

declamatory

déclamateur (déclamatrice)

declamatory

declamatory in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for declamatory in the English»French Dictionary

declamatory [dɪˈklæmətəri, Am dɪˈklæmətɔ:ri] ADJ form

declamatory

déclamatoire

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déclamatoire

declamatory

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English

The pace was considered too slow and the declamatory sections too long.

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His verse is light, colloquial and much less declamatory than that of many of his predecessors.

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He struck a colourful and controversial figure in parliament and became renowned for his declamatory speech-making.

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The vocal line is declamatory and uses a small number of high pitches.

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It features static, syllabic, and declamatory text-setting with a limited harmonic and rhythmic vocabulary.

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The style of writing he used in the biography is declamatory.

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In all of these poems his language is closer to the colloquial than in the declamatory poems, where the style and vocabulary are sophisticated and highly classical.

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A cantata consisted first of a declamatory narrative or scene in recitative, held together by a primitive aria repeated at intervals.

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Many of his scenes contain idyllic and bucolic fantasies and a declamatory emphasis redolent of theater.

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It is not outrageous, declamatory, shocking, sneering, trendy, bizarre, or shrill.

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