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SAT Vocabulary Practice -- Speaking
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| bombastic | using high-sounding language, pompous |
| voluable | talkative |
| declaim | to speak in a dramatic, pompous way |
| diatribe | a lengthly bitter, abusive criticism |
| discursive | rambling, wandering from one topic to another |
| garrulous | talking too much |
| glib | speaking in a smooth, easy manner |
| grandiloquent | using pompous, bombastic words |
| harangue | a lout, noisy, or scolding speech; a tirade |
| hector | to bully or browbeat |
| inaudible | not loud enough to be heard |
| laconic | using few words, terse |
| loquacious | very talkative |
| mellifluous | sounding sweet and smooth, honeyed |
| pithy | concise, terse, and full of meaning |
| pontificate | to speak in a pompous or dogmatic way |
| prolix | wordy, long-winded |
| rail | to speak bitterly, to complain against |
| stentorian | very loud |
| succinct | clearly and briefly stated; terse |
| verbose | wordy, long-winded |
| vociferous | loud, noisy, vehement |
| chatterbox | a person who talks incessantly |
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CSB in the School of BIS |
School of Business, Innovation and Science |
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