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CR8 - speaking

10th grade CR lesson 8

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CLAMO, CLAMARE, CLAMAVI, CLAMATUM Latin "to cry out," "to shout"
acclamation 1. applause; enthusiastic approval 2. an oral vote, especially an enthusiastic vote of approval
clamor 1. a loud outcry, especially in prtest 2. to insist or exclaim noisily
declaim to speak loudly or passionately
forensic 1. referring to legal proceedings or formal debate or rhetoric 2. (forensics) the study or practice of formal debate
forum 1. the central square or marketplace of a roman city 2. a public meeting or any situation for open discussion
LINGUA Latin "speech," "language," "tongue"
lingo unfamiliar language; dialect or special jargon
lingua franca a labguage used by people who do not speek a common tongue; usually combines aspects of different languages; also called pidgin
linguist 1. a person who speaks several languages; a polyglot 2. a person who studies linguistics, the structure of human speech
LIQUOR, LOQUI, LOCUTUM Latin "to speak"
circumlocution 1. the use of many words when few would do 2. evasive talk; roundabout expression
colloquim a meeting for disscusion, especially in academic setting
locution a word or expression; phraseology
loquacious very talkative
VERBUM Latin "word"
proverbial 1. of or like a wise or witty folksaying 2. well-known; notorious; frequently spoken of
verbatim word for word; in exactly the same worda
verbose wordly; using excessive words
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