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1. acclamation: [noun]
(1) applause; enthusiastic approval
(2) an oral vote, especially an enthusiastic vote of approval
(acclaim: verb; acclaim: noun; acclaimer: noun)

2. affable: [adjective] easy to speak to; approachable; polite, friendly
(affability: noun)

3. circumlocution: [noun]
(1) the use of many words when few would do
(2) evasive talk; roundabout expression
(circumlocutory: adjective)

4. clamor: [noun] a loud outcry, especially in protest
[intransitive verb] to insist or exclaim noisily
(clamorous: adjective)

5. colloquium: [noun] a meeting for discussion, especially in an academic setting (plural: colloquiums or colloquia)

6. declaim: [transitive and intransitive verb] to speak loudly or passionately
(declamation: noun; declamatory: adjective)

7. dictatorial: [adjective]
domineering; autocratic, like a dictator
(dictatorialness: noun)

8. diction: [noun]
(1) choice of words in speech or writing
(2) a person's manner of uttering or pronouncing words

9. dictum: [noun] an authoritative expression of opnion

10. ditty: [noun] a simple song

11. edict: [noun] a decree or proclamation issued by an authority

12. forensic: [adjective] referring to legal proceedings or formal debate or rhetoric
[noun]:forensics- the study or practice of formal debate (used with a singular verb)

13. forum: [noun]
(1) the central square or marketplace of a Roman city (When capitalized, Forum refers directly to the Forum in ancient Rome.)
(2) a public meeting or any situation for open discussion

14. gloss: [noun] an explanation of a difficult expression in a text

15. indict: [transitive verb]
(1) (legal) to issue a formal charge of a crime
(2) to accuse
(indictment)

16. indite: [transitive verb] to write; to compose

17. ineffable: [adjective]
(1) beyond description; indescribable
(2) not to be uttered; taboo

18. interdiction: [noun] a prohibition; the act of forbidding
(interdict: verb; interdictive: adjective; interdictor; noun)

19. jurisdiction: [noun]
(1) control and authority, especially to interpret and exercise the law
(2) the specific area of someone's or something's control or authority
(jurisdictional: adjective)

20. lingo: [noun] unfamiliar language; a dialect or special jargon

21. lingua franca: [noun] a language spoken by people who do not speak a common tongue; usually combines aspects of different languages

22. linguist: [noun]
(1) a person who speaks several languages; a polyglot
(2) a person who studies linguistics, the study of human speech

23. locution: [noun] a word or expression; phraseology

24. loquacious: [adjective] very talkative
(loquaciousness: noun; loquacity: noun)

25. malediction: [noun] a curse
(antonym: benediction)

26. polyglot: [noun] a person who knows several languages very well

27. proverbial: [adjective]
(1) of or like a witty folk saying
(2) well-known; notorious; frequently spoken of
(proverb: noun)

28. valediction: [noun] a bidding farewell; a leave-taking; a farewell speech
(valedictorian: noun; valedictory: adjective)

29. verbatim: [adjective] word for word; exactly in the same words

30. verbose: [adjective] wordy; using excessive words
(verbosity: noun)