Examples of elaborate in the following topics:
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- There is no need to elaborate on them again or use examples—this should have been done in the body.
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- The body of your speech should help you elaborate and develop your main objectives clearly by using main points, subpoints, and support for your sub points.
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- But even for experienced speakers and speech writers, a speaking outline organizes thoughts, uncovers transitions, and reminds speakers to elaborate on key ideas.
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- To elaborate, the construction of authority is reflected in how a speaker presents themselves, what diction they use, how they phrases their ideas, what other authorities to which they refer, how they composes themselves under stress, their experience within the context of their message, as well as their personal or academic background.
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- This structure will provide a trajectory that guides your audience as you elaborate the key points of information.
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- Here is a list of fifty of the most commonly used process words to add interest and vivid depth to your speech: Account, Analyze, Argue, Assess, Calculate, Characterize, Classify, Comment, Compare, Consider, Contrast, Criticize, Deduce, Define, Demonstrate, Describe, Determine, Differentiate, Discuss, Distinguish, Elaborate, Elucidate, Enumerate, Estimate, Evaluate, Examine, Explain, Express, Identify, Illustrate, Indicate, Infer, Interpret, Justify, List, Mention, Name, Outline, Prove, Quantify, Relate, Review, Show, Speculate, State, Substantiate, Suggest, Summarize, Trace, Verify.
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- Such questions might encourage a participant to elaborate upon something poignant that they’ve shared and are important in acquiring a more comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.