rhetorize
intransitive verb
rhet·o·rize
ˈretəˌrīz
-ed/-ing/-s
archaic
: to use rhetorical language
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin rhetorizare to play the orator, from Greek rhētorizein to be an orator, from rhētor-, rhētōr orator + -izein -ize
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