1. Plural of perorator; people who speak at length in a tedious or bombastic manner; speakers who deliver long, elaborate speeches.
Usage: formal; often pejorative

Examples

• The conference featured several perorators who droned on for hours.
• The perorators at the town hall meeting tested the patience of the audience.
• History remembers some perorators for their eloquence, though others were merely verbose.
• The debate was dominated by perorators more interested in hearing themselves talk than in genuine discussion.
• Ancient Rome had no shortage of perorators in the Senate.