Declaim

de-klām′, v.i. to make a set or rhetorical speech: to harangue: to recite in public.— ns. Declaim′ant , Declaim′er .— p.adj. Declaim′ing .— ns. Declamā′tion , act of declaiming: a set speech in public: display in speaking.— adj. Declam′atory , of the nature of declamation: appealing to the pa ions: noisy and rhetorical merely. [L. declamāre — de , inten., clamāre , to cry out.]