orotund — characterized by strength, fullness, and clarity of sound; pompous or bombastic in speech or manner
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: characterized by strength, fullness, and clarity of sound; pompous or bombastic in speech or manner
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɔːrətʌnd/
Korean meaning: (목소리나 말투가) 힘차고 풍부하며 명료한; 과장되거나 거창한
Korean pronunciation: 오**로**턴드
Example Sentences
- The opera singer's orotund voice filled every corner of the theater, making even the janitor stop mopping to listen.
- His orotund proclamations about saving the world sounded impressive until we realized he couldn't even save money.
- The professor's orotund lectures were so pompous that students fell asleep despite his booming voice.
orotund
ADJECTIVE//ˈɔːrətʌnd//
characterized by strength, fullness, and clarity of sound; pompous or bombastic in speech or manner
a portly opera singer in an elaborate costume stands center stage with arms spread wide, mouth open in full song. His chest is puffed out and his posture is dramatically exaggerated as rich, visible sound waves emanate from his mouth. The powerful voice projection fills the ornate theater space around him with overwhelming presence. His overly theatrical gestures and pompous stance show the bombastic nature of his performance style. Audience members in the front rows lean back slightly, some covering their ears while others watch in awe of the booming vocal display. speech characterized by strength, fullness, and clarity of sound while being pompous and bombastic in manner
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Origin
From Latin 'os' meaning 'mouth' and 'rotundus' meaning 'round.' The word literally describes the full, round sound that comes from an open mouth.
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“The opera singer's orotund voice filled every corner of the theater, making even the janitor stop mopping to listen.”
“His orotund proclamations about saving the world sounded impressive until we realized he couldn't even save money.”
“The professor's orotund lectures were so pompous that students fell asleep despite his booming voice.”
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