Definitions

1. noun

The art or practice of speaking or declaiming in a clear, elevated, and sonorous voice, often with gestures.

“The actor’s performance was a fine example of acroasis, captivating the entire audience with his powerful voice and dramatic movements.”

2. noun

A style of public speaking characterized by a clear, dignified, and expressive manner.

“The politician’s acroasis was impressive, as he effectively conveyed his message to the crowd with confidence and conviction.”