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“orated”
orate (verb), orates; orated; orating
1. To make a speech, especially a public, formal, or ceremonial speech: The principal of the high school orated at the graduation ceremony and congratulated those who received high honors.
2. To speak in a pompous, or boring way, or for an inappropriately long time: The president of the company orated at the formal dinner and it was am endless talk and quite boring, and he didn't notice that people were leaving the table one by one.
2. To speak in a pompous, or boring way, or for an inappropriately long time: The president of the company orated at the formal dinner and it was am endless talk and quite boring, and he didn't notice that people were leaving the table one by one.
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ora-, or-, orat-; os- +
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