epideictic
/ɛpɪˈdɛktɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to oration or speeches that praise or commend individuals or groups, often in a formal or ceremonial context
“The historian’s epideictic speech honored the city’s founding father.”
2. noun
a type of oration or speech that praises or commends individuals or groups, often in a formal or ceremonial context
“The politician’s epideictic address to the nation celebrated its resilience.”
3. noun
a type of rhetorical genre that focuses on praise or commendation, often used in ancient Greek oratory
“The professor’s lecture discussed the history of epideictic oratory in ancient Greece.”