1. People who recite or speak in a loud, dramatic, or rhetorical manner, often for effect or to persuade an audience.
Usage: Plural of declaimer; Often used to describe public speakers, orators, or performers
2. People who speak in an exaggerated or bombastic manner; those prone to grandiose or pompous speech.
Usage: Often carries a slightly negative connotation suggesting excessive theatricality

Examples

• The declaimers at the political rally captivated the crowd with their passionate speeches.
• Ancient Roman declaimers practiced elaborate rhetorical techniques to sway public opinion.
• The theater company hired skilled declaimers to perform classical dramatic monologues.
• Some critics dismissed the declaimers as mere showmen rather than serious thinkers.
• The declaimers recited poetry with such intensity that the audience sat in stunned silence.
• During the debate competition, the declaimers demonstrated impressive vocal control and dramatic timing.