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Orotund
o·ro·tund [awr-uh-tuhnd]
contraction of the Latin phrase: ore rotundo
first known use: 1785
adjective
1. A voice characterized by strength, fullness and clarity; resonant.
(a tenor's voice must be orotund for an opera)
2. Pompous; pretentious.
(Professor Oak's orotund lecture made Ash feel bad about himself)
adjective
1. A voice characterized by strength, fullness and clarity; resonant.
(a tenor's voice must be orotund for an opera)
2. Pompous; pretentious.
(Professor Oak's orotund lecture made Ash feel bad about himself)
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