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pleniloquences

pleniloquences is the plural of pleniloquence.

Meaning of pleniloquence

Noun

pleniloquence (countable and uncountable, plural pleniloquences)

  1. Excessive or overly full speech.
    • …Mr. Emerson, writing to his friend Carlyle, August 6, 1838, thanking him for his “friendliest seeking of friends for the poor oration” (“The American Scholar”) says: I have written and read a kind of sermon to the Senior Class of our Cambridge Theological School a fortnight ago; and an address to...1838, Ralph Waldo Emerson, The Complete Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson: Nature addresses and Lectures Notes

Questions about pleniloquences

What is pleniloquences the plural of?
Pleniloquences is the plural of pleniloquence.

Words near pleniloquences in the dictionary

  1. plene
  2. plenes
  3. Plenge
  4. pleniglacial
  5. pleniloquence
  6. pleniloquences
  7. plenilunar
  8. plenilunary
  9. plenilune
  10. plenilunes
  11. plenipo

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