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public rhetoric

public rhetoric noun: the communication within and between groups, with a focus on how discourse seeks inclusion in broader public discussions.

Noun

public rhetoric (uncountable)

  1. The communication within and between groups, with a focus on how discourse seeks inclusion in broader public discussions.

Questions about public rhetoric

What does public rhetoric mean?
Public rhetoric means the communication within and between groups, with a focus on how discourse seeks inclusion in broader public discussions.
What part of speech is public rhetoric?
Public rhetoric is a noun.

Words near public rhetoric in the dictionary

  1. public purse
  2. public purses
  3. public record
  4. public records
  5. public relations
  6. public rhetoric
  7. public safety announcement
  8. public safety announcements
  9. public school
  10. public schools
  11. public sector

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