rhetorician
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əˈrɪʃ
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| —n | |
| 1. | a teacher of the art of rhetoric |
| 2. | a stylish or eloquent writer or speaker |
| 3. | a person whose speech is pompous or extravagant |
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Rhetorician
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Example sentences
He was also a poet and a member of a rhetorician's society in the city.
The theme explored in this personal narrative is that of the life of a rhetorician, in writing and in speech.
The job of a rhetorician is to answer rhetorical questions.
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