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Peroration

Definition

(formal, rhetorical) The concluding part of a speech, especially one that is intended to persuade or impress the audience; a final flourish or rhetorical flourish. Often used to describe a dramatic or emotive conclusion to an argument or presentation.

Example Sentences

1The politician's peroration, in which she appealed directly to the audience's emotions, was widely praised by commentators.
2Is it possible to craft a compelling peroration that does not resort to sentimental manipulation or cliché?
3The lawyer's peroration, which emphasized the defendant's innocence and the prosecution's lack of evidence, left a lasting impression on the jury.
4Avoid using a peroration as a way to introduce new information or evidence; it should be a synthesis of the main points, not a revelation.
5There is an art to delivering a peroration that is both persuasive and respectful, especially in a formal or academic setting.

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