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Someone who can make 'in conclusion' sound like a plot twist.
means A skilled public speaker who moves an audience through the force and craft of their words.
from From Latin 'orator,' tied to the verb 'orare' — to speak, plead, or pray. That root also gives us 'oracle' and 'oration,' all circling the same idea: words delivered with weight, directed at a listener who's meant to feel them.
- root word
- latin orare, to speak or plead
- ancient gym class
- greek and roman schools taught rhetoric as sport
- secret weapon
- pauses do more work than words
- modern form
- ted talk with better posture