In a manner characteristic of or imitating Cicero; with eloquence and refined oratorical style.
From ciceronic plus the adverbial suffix -ally. Creates an adverb form meaning 'in the manner of Cicero,' though rarely used in contemporary English.
Using 'ciceronically' in modern speech would be hilariously pretentious—you'd basically be announcing, 'I am speaking in the fancy way that a famous Roman guy spoke!'
Adverbial form carrying forward gendered assumptions embedded in Ciceronian traditions.
Use as a neutral descriptor of eloquent, classically-styled speech regardless of speaker gender.
["eloquently","in classical style"]
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