perorations 

  1. 名詞
peroration複數: (演說的)結束語/
結尾, 結論
高談闊論, 誇誇其談的演說
長篇演說, 冗長的演說

    
                        
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                                Their party had told them to render it rare, valedictory duty, an easy one at that, that of studiously wasting time through seedless, arid perorations .                            
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                                For all its grandeur, the ending is remarkably concise, and the perorations are more terse than those of, say, Bruckner's own Symphony No. 5 in B flat major.                            
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                                Forster's writing throughout is clean and crisp, resisting melodramatic perorations , but the lack of narrative strand does lead to dry, often lifeless text.                            
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                                Even in his day this appeared unduly conservative and his perorations were met with laughter, which effectively ended his political career before it had begun.                            
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                                There is no similar overwhelming preponderance in the peroration as a whole; nor do the perorations of other Churchill speeches largely exclude words with foreign origins.                            
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