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What is oratical speech?

"Oratical speech" is not a commonly recognized or established term in the field of rhetoric, linguistics, or speech communication.

It's possible you might be thinking of a similar term, such as:

* Oratory: This refers to the art of public speaking, especially in a formal and eloquent manner. It emphasizes persuasive and engaging delivery.

* Oratorical: This is an adjective describing something related to oratory. For example, an "oratorical style" might refer to the way an orator delivers their speech.

* Oral speech: This refers to spoken language, contrasting with written language.

It's important to clarify which term you are interested in so I can provide you with accurate and relevant information.

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