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College Calibre
A campaign
for college 'goies'
No professionalism all about sensationalism
Etymology English Prefix +root + suffix + i.q. = etymology
Literal meaning figurative
meaning = exact answer
Assimilation=adoption with
affinity
So have a chill pill with the magic of Puneet Jain Sensationalism Language
System
Loque = Locut = Speak (Latin root)
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Part A |
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| 1. |
Circumlocution |
speaking arounf |
Idle Talk
Useless talk
rounding and rounding talking manner
Long winded |
| 2. |
Colloquy |
speaking together |
conference
Meeting
Conversational talking
chit chat
Breakfast
Confabulation |
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Grandiloquence |
Speaking grand |
Lofty speach
Talking hi-fi manner
Pompous speech |
| 4. |
Magniloquence |
speaking grand |
Grandiloquence |
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Interlocution |
Speaking in between |
Middleman |
| 6. |
Obloquy |
speaking against |
Speaking against
strong condemnation
Calumny
Abusing
Vituperation |
| 7. |
Ventriloquism |
Speaking from stomach |
An artist method in which voice is projected from
stomach |
| 8. |
Soliloquy |
speaking oneself |
Talking oneself |
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Loquacious |
Speaking |
Talkative
Garrulous
Voluble
Verbal
Glib talker
Gift of gab |
| 10. |
Elocution |
Speaking expression |
Figure of speech |
| 11. |
Allocution |
Speaking for address |
Exhort |
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Somniloquent |
Speaking while
sleeping |
Talking while sleeping |
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Stultiloquy |
speaking for making
other fool |
Talking or making other fool |
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Quibble |
(Speaking) |
cheating while speaking |
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