American English pronunciation
How to pronounce orations
IPA transcription: [ɔ'ɹeɪʃənz]
Pronunciation variants: [ɔ'ɹeɪʃənz][ɚ'eɪʃənz]
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Noun
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an instance of oratory
“he delivered an oration on the decline of family values”
Usage examples
- Also common are lexical incorporations from Hebrew, particularly those applicable to daily life.
- The Triad area is notable for large textile, tobacco, and furniture corporations.
- The table was adorned with lavish decorations.
- It retained seven of the existing decorations and medals.
- Further decorations were added; there were large scale sculptures and polychrome marble effects.
- Tipton County has six schools, managed by three school corporations.
- The Association promotes collaborations between clinical and research groups via written and oral communication.
- Guillem has received numerous decorations during her career.
- Lowdermilk is most well known for his collaborations with Kait Kerrigan.
- In it, she attacks brand-oriented consumer culture and the operations of large corporations.