Declamatory (adjective)

Relating to or characterized by the act of making a formal oration in an ornate or dramatic manner.

Origin:

The word declamatory is derived from the latin word "declamatio" which means a public speaking. it has been in use since the early 17th century to describe something that is related to or characterized by the act of making a formal oration in an ornate or dramatic manner.

Examples:

1. The speaker's declamatory style was marked by grand gestures and a booming voice.
2. His declamatory rhetoric was designed to impress rather than to inform.
3. The declamatory speech was filled with flowery language and grandiose statements.
4. His declamatory style made it difficult to take him seriously.
5. The declamatory oration was filled with grandiloquence and bombast.