adj.慷慨陈词的，雄辩演说的

The speech was full of declamatory phrases, designed to stir the emotions of the audience.
这次演讲充满了煽情的言辞，旨在激发听众的情感。
His declamatory style grated on her nerves, but she tried to remain patient.
他的冗长激昂的演说方式让她感到烦躁，但她尽力保持耐心。
In his declamatory poem, he praised the bravery of soldiers fighting for their country.
在他那篇充满激情的诗中，他赞扬了为国家而战的士兵们的勇敢。
The orator delivered a declamatory address, urging citizens to take action against climate change.
演讲者发表了一篇热情洋溢的演讲，敦促市民采取行动对抗气候变化。
She gave a declamatory performance in the school play, captivating the audience with her dramatic portrayal.
她在学校戏剧中的表演充满激情，以她富有戏剧性的演绎吸引了观众。
The politician's campaign speeches were often filled with declamatory language, promising sweeping reforms.
政客的竞选演说常常充斥着激昂的语言，承诺进行大刀阔斧的改革。
The teacher asked the students to practice delivering declamatory passages from famous speeches as part of their public speaking course.
老师让学生们练习从著名演讲中朗读激情澎湃的部分，作为他们公共演讲课程的一部分。
The poet used a declamatory tone to emphasize the gravity of the social issues addressed in his work.
诗人使用了激昂的语调来强调其作品中所涉及的社会问题的重要性。
The drama club decided to perform a declamatory piece that highlighted the struggles of marginalized communities.
戏剧俱乐部决定上演一个突出边缘化社区斗争的激昂片段。
The judge praised the debaters for their articulate and declamatory arguments, making it difficult to choose a winner.
法官称赞辩论者的论点清晰有力、充满激情，以至于很难选出胜者。