Pĕr/o-rā'tion, n.

n. [Lat. peroratio, from perorare, to speak from beginning to end, from prefix per, through, and orare, to speak, fr. os, oris, the mouth; It. perorazione, Sp. peroracion, Fr. péroraison.] (Rhet.) The concluding part of an oration; a final summing up, review, and re-urging of the principal topics of a discourse.

His enthusiasm kindles as he advances; and, when he arrives at his peroration, it is in full blaze. Burke.