Hermogenian
- noun
- /ˌhɜrmoʊˈdʒiːniən/
- Formal
- As a dedicated Hermogenian, she emphasized structure and clarity in her legal arguments.
Examples
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The professor was known as a Hermogenian for his admiration of classical rhetorical techniques.
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Many students became Hermogenians after studying the works of Hermogenes in their rhetoric class.
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Many Hermogenians believe that clarity is key in legal arguments.
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Did you know that Hermogenians often debate the ethics of persuasion?
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As a dedicated Hermogenian, she emphasized structure and clarity in her legal arguments.
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The professor was known as a Hermogenian for his admiration of classical rhetorical techniques.
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Many students became Hermogenians after studying the works of Hermogenes in their rhetoric class.
Surface Forms
Etymology
A Hermogenian takes its name from Hermogenes, which means 'born of Hermes', and a Hermogenian is 'a follower of Hermogenes', especially someone who uses his ideas in rhetoric or law.