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Definition of clamation
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Clamation
(n.) The act of
crying
out.
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Aroint
::
Aroint
(v. t.) To drive or scare off by some
exclamation.
Declamation
::
Declamation
(n.)
Pretentious
rhetorical
display,
with more sound than
sense;
as, mere
declamation..
Declaration
::
Declaration
(n.) The
document
or
instrument
containing
such
statement
or
proclamation;
as, the
Declaration
of
Independence
(now
preserved
in
Washington)..
Eureka
::
Eureka
() The
exclamation
attributed
to
Archimedes,
who is said to have cried out
Eureka!
eureka!
(I have found it! I have found it!), upon
suddenly
discovering
a
method
of
finding
out how much the gold of King
Hiero's
crown had been
alloyed.
Hence,
an
expression
of
triumph
concerning
a
discovery..
Recitative
::
Recitative
(n.) A
species
of
musical
recitation
in which the words are
delivered
in a
manner
resembling
that of
ordinary
declamation;
also, a piece of music
intended
for such
recitation;
--
opposed
to
melisma..
Applaud
::
Applaud
(v. t.) To show
approval
of by
clapping
the
hands,
acclamation,
or other
significant
sign..
Benedicite
::
Benedicite
(n.) An
exclamation
corresponding
to Bless you !.
Rhetoric
::
Rhetoric
(n.)
Hence,
artificial
eloquence;
fine
language
or
declamation
without
conviction
or
earnest
feeling..
Publication
::
Publication
(n.) The act of
publishing
or
making
known;
notification
to the
people
at
large,
either
by
words,
writing,
or
printing;
proclamation;
divulgation;
promulgation;
as, the
publication
of the law at Mount
Sinai;
the
publication
of the
gospel;
the
publication
of
statutes
or
edicts..
Oh
::
Oh
(interj.)
An
exclamation
expressing
various
emotions,
according
to the tone and
manner,
especially
surprise,
pain,
sorrow,
anxiety,
or a wish. See the Note under O..
Leve
::
Leve (v. t.) To
grant;
-- used esp. in
exclamations
or
prayers
followed
by a
dependent
clause.
Acclaim
::
Acclaim
(n.)
Acclamation.
Harangue
::
Harangue
(n.) A
speech
addressed
to a large
public
assembly;
a
popular
oration;
a loud
address
a
multitude;
in a bad
sense,
a noisy or
pompous
speech;
declamation;
ranting..
Fudge
::
Fudge (n.) A
made-up
story;
stuff;
nonsense;
humbug;
-- often an
exclamation
of
contempt.
Shield
::
Shield
(n.) To
avert,
as a
misfortune;
hence,
as a
supplicatory
exclamation,
forbid!.
Law
::
Law
(interj.)
An
exclamation
of mild
surprise.
Annunciation
::
Annunciation
(n.) The act of
announcing;
announcement;
proclamation;
as, the
annunciation
of
peace..
Melisma
::
Melisma
(n.) A piece of
melody;
a song or tune, -- as
opposed
to
recitative
or
musical
declamation..
Zounds
::
Zounds
(interj.)
An
exclamation
formerly
used as an oath, and an
expression
of anger or
wonder..
Alackaday
::
Alackaday
(interj.)
An
exclamation
expressing
sorrow.
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