acrology

/ækrɒˈlɒdʒi/

Definitions

1. noun

The study of the art and practice of acroamatic oratory, a form of public speaking that conveys moral and spiritual truths through rhetorical and poetical language.

“The professor’s lecture on acrology was a masterclass in effective public speaking.”

2. noun

The art or practice of giving or delivering a sermon or public address, especially one that conveys moral or spiritual truths.

“The bishop’s acrology was a powerful call to action for the community.”

Synonyms

  • acroamatics
  • oratory
  • rhetoric

Antonyms

  • boredom
  • dullness