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klamaths
<ethnology> Klamath A collective name for the Indians of several tribes formerly living along the Klamath river, in California and Oregon, but now restricted to a reservation at Klamath Lake.

Synonym: Clamets and Hamati.

Source: Websters Dictionary


elocution (iou)



elocution noun. LME.
[Latin elocutio(n-), from elocut- pa. ppl stem of eloqui: see ELOQUENT, -ION.]
Oratorical or literary expression; literary style as distinguished from matter; the Art of appropriate and effective expression. LME-M19.
H. Neville A Person of good Learning and Elocution.
Eloquence, oratory. L16-L18.
Pope When he speaks, what elocution flows!
The Art of (public) speaking, esp. of pronunciation, delivery, gesture, and voice production. E17.
C. Cibber True theatrical elocution.
Manner or style of speaking. E17.
Burke You have a natural, fluent, and unforced elocution.
elocute verb intrans. (joc.) [back-form. after execute etc.] practise elocution; declaim in an elocutionary manner: L19.
elocutional adjective = elocutionary M20.
elocutionally adverb M20.
elocutionary adjective of or pertaining to elocution M19.
elocutionist noun a person proficient in elocution M19.
elocutionize verb intrans. (a) use florid or eloquent language; (b) speak or read in public: M19.