Noun:

స్టంప్ ప్రసంగం,

stump speech's Usage Examples:

The regular "stump speech" was given by C.

let Murch know that the president plans to make his line part of his stump speech.

in 1968, Senator George McGovern introduced him before a South Dakota stump speech by quoting from "The Impossible Dream".

Schmidt made it a point in her stump speech to emphasize how long she had been married to her husband: I am a woman of character who has been married for twenty-nine years.

Obama associationDuring the 2008 Democratic primaries, Patrick came to the defense of presidential candidate Barack Obama following plagiarism allegations that key phrases from an Obama stump speech were very similar to words used during Patrick's own 2006 gubernatorial run.

Candidates often sit in silence on their visits rather than formally introduce themselves, give a stump speech or field questions about what they will do if elected.

A preposterous stump speech served as the highlight of this act, during which a performer spoke in outrageous malapropisms as he lectured.

A typical stump speech consisted of malapropisms (the substitution of a word for a word with a similar sound), nonsense.

McEwen and Schmidt made it a point in their stump speeches to emphasize how long they had been married to their spouses, Schmidt declaring I am a woman of character who has been married for twenty-nine years.

Explaining his resignation in a memorable stump speech on September 30, 1910 Riley was quoted as saying I tell you, I am a Liberal.

her campaign sent her husband, former President Bill Clinton to hold a stump speech in Cheyenne"s Kiwanis Community House, which was attended by some 500.

strips) Milquetoast the Cockroach is introduced, heckling Opus during a stump speech.

part featured a variety of entertainments, including the pun-filled stump speech.

Synonyms:

oratory, address, oral presentation, conclusion, lecture, inaugural, public lecture, introduction, ending, inaugural address, preaching, speech act, impromptu, closing, colloquium, discourse, body, allocution, litany, dithyramb, public speaking, end, speaking, speechmaking, talk, sermon, close,

Antonyms:

thinness, open, phase in, begin, continue,