speechify [ˈspi:tʃɪfaɪ, Am -tʃə-] VB intr esp pej
- speechify
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They chant and speechify through bullhorns.
www.theverge.com Obviously you're not going to stand around and speechify.
www.torontosun.com In this part of the world, lately at least, politics are conducted by relatively few viable parties, which speechify differently only to govern similarly.
www.theglobeandmail.com No need to speechify all night; no colleagues enraged that the filibustering senator has paralyzed the chamber.
www.cnn.com But he'd have to engage in that discussion honestly, not just roll his eyes and speechify.
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