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Tirade

A tirade (French: tirade, from Italian: tirata, meaning a stretch) is a brief and powerful monologue, typically in a drama. It is a long phrase delivered in an elevated tone, notable for its resonance and calculated for external success. In a broader sense, a tirade is any long train of words or sequence of expression on a single theme, especially if it…

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Examples of famous theatrical tirades

PhaedraHippolytusJean RacinePhèdreDon Juan
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related to Sources · 46
Tirade → Additional Volumes, Arkady Gornfeld, Berlin, Bolshaya, Brockhaus, Combe, Daniel, Diatribe/Tirade/Rant, Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary, Elisabeth, Encyclopedia, Flucher, George Edwin, Great School Encyclopedia, Great Soviet Encyclopedia, Gumanitarnye, Handbuch Satire, Humanities, In, In Wendt
related to Examples of famous theatrical tirades · 13
Tirade → Bergerac, Don Juan's, Edmond Rostand's Cyrano, Hippolytus, Jean Racine's Phèdre, Molière's Don Juan, Phaedra, Prince, The, There, Theseus, Within, Yes
related to In satire · 10
Tirade → Combe, Criticism, Its, Juvenal's Satire VI, Kirk Combe, Not, Robert Phiddian's, Rome, The, When

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Tiraderelated to Examples of famous theatrical tiradesWithin0.60section
Tiraderelated to Examples of famous theatrical tiradesThe0.60section
Tiraderelated to Examples of famous theatrical tiradesPhaedra0.60section
Tiraderelated to Examples of famous theatrical tiradesHippolytus0.60section
Tiraderelated to Examples of famous theatrical tiradesJean Racine's Phèdre0.60section
Tiraderelated to Examples of famous theatrical tiradesYes0.60section
Tiraderelated to Examples of famous theatrical tiradesPrince0.60section
Tiraderelated to Examples of famous theatrical tiradesTheseus0.60section
Tiraderelated to Examples of famous theatrical tiradesDon Juan's0.60section
Tiraderelated to Examples of famous theatrical tiradesMolière's Don Juan0.60section
Tiraderelated to Examples of famous theatrical tiradesThere0.60section
Tiraderelated to Examples of famous theatrical tiradesEdmond Rostand's Cyrano0.60section

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