From Latin perorare, “to deliver a speech to the end”, from per- and orare, “to speak”; the French verb acquired a disapproving tone.
From Latin perorare, “to deliver a speech to the end”, from per- and orare, “to speak”; the French verb acquired a disapproving tone.
What does pérorer mean?
To speak at length in a pompous way.
Is it usually approving?
No, it criticizes the speaker's manner.
Does it need an object?
No, it is intransitive.
What is the present form for il?
Il pérore.
What is the past participle?
Péroré.