plural n. a usually formal discourse delivered to an audience
Political candidates give numerous speeches.
Political candidates give numerous speeches.
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He felt all political speeches were just balderdash.
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The speeches of the President are always newsworthy.
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Why is Shay mad at Tiffany during speeches for student council?
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What did the verbs that Shirley Chisholm use in her speeches help to do?
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His speeches were always marred by verbosity.
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The forum speakers gave polemical speeches attacking their opponents.
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The candidate's bombastic speeches did little to gain votes.
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What were Martin's speeches about?
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His speeches are very repetitive.
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What did Novello give speeches about?
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He is well known for the brevity of his speeches.
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How did Stephenson's speeches make the white residents of the state of Indiana feel?
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Which President's actually recorded their own speeches in the Hall of the Presidents?
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The speeches bore him. OR Did he bore the holes in the wood?
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talks; addresses; orations
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