What is another word for declaimings?
Pronunciation: [dɪklˈe͡ɪmɪŋz] (IPA) 
Declaimings refer to the act of delivering a speech or an address in a rhetorical or dramatic manner. There are several synonyms for the word, each conveying a slightly different nuance. For example, declamations can be used interchangeably with declaimings, but they tend to connote a more formal and pompous style of speaking. Oratory and rhetoric both convey a sense of persuasive and eloquent speech-making, while harangue suggests a more aggressive and forceful approach. Meanwhile, sermonizing and pontificating suggest a more didactic or authoritative style, whereas grandstanding connotes a self-aggrandizing or attention-seeking speech. Finally, if one wants to emphasize the sheer length of a speech or the speaker's verbosity, one might use the term prolixity instead.
