-speak and Speech

-speak

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Speech and -speak are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Speech" instead a noun phrase "-speak".

Speech

Speech noun - A usually formal discourse delivered to an audience.
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Synonyms for Speech

-speak and speech are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "-speak" instead a noun "Speech".

Nearby Word: speechless

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  • Andalite-style thought-speak is represented instead of "like so," and Leeran speech (spoken or not) is in italics and underline.
  • Kilworth also plays with this in The Foxes of First Dark, where it's fox-speak (and dog-speak; the two species share a common language) rendered as English, feline as French, and so on; human speech is described as sounding like barks and growls.
    Source: Animal Talk
  • Smith, after he becomes unshackled from the Machines gains a slightly more natural speech pattern to symbolize his independence but he never completely shakes off the Machine-speak.
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