peroration

/ˌpɛrəˈreɪʃən/
noun
  1. The concluding part of a speech, often with a summary and a strong emotional appeal.
    • In his peroration, the coach reminded the team of all they had overcome.
    • She ended her lecture with a powerful peroration about the importance of kindness.
    • The senator's peroration moved many in the audience to tears.
  2. A long, grand, or overly dramatic speech or piece of writing.
    • The graduation speech turned into a peroration that bored the students.
    • His email was less a request and more a peroration about the state of the office.
    • After an hour of peroration, the politician finally sat down.
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