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Rhymes: Exordial rhymes with primordial ... exordial (comparative more exordial, superlative most exordial) ... Comparative; more exordial...
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a. (ĕgz*ôr"dĭ*al). Pertaining to the exordium of a discourse: introductory. The exordial paragraph of the second epistle. I. Taylor. ...
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An introduction, even a short one, makes audiences more willing to listen to a speech, think more highly of the speaker, and understand a speech better than when no introduction is given. Two experiments at Delft University of Technology support this conclusion. ... In one experiment, ... In the second experiment,
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This article investigates the introductions of 40 professional speeches from a rhetorical perspective to address the problems audiences seem to have with presentations about engineering. ... The authors use an exordial model that they derived from classical manuals on rhetoric. This model enumerates and groups...
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"May I Have Your Attention?" Exordial Techniques in Informative Oral Presentations ... [3] ln one experiment, subjects rated the effectiveness of three introductory or "exordial" techniques in gaining audience attention: an anecdote, an ethical appeal, and a "your problem" approach. [4] Results indicate that audiences...
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Exordial Techniques in Informative Oral Presentations. ... Indicates audiences respond to exordial techniques in a predictable manner. ...
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