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Definitions
(rhetoric) the introductory section of an oration or discourse
Word origin
Borrowed from Latin exordium (“beginning, commencement”), from exōrdior (“to begin, commence”), from ex (“out of, from”) + ōrdior (“to begin”).
Used in a sentence
“Cicero thinks, in discourses of philosophy, the exordium to be the hardest part: if it be so, I wisely lay hold on the conclusion.”
“This is a feeble article of faith to begin with, but it helps to push my pen through this exordium and what now follows.”
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