Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for EX-POS-TU-LA'TION
EX-POS'TU-LA-TINGEX-POS'TU-LA-TOR
EX-POS-TU-LA'TION, n.
- Reasoning with a person in opposition to his conduct; the act of pressing on a person reasons or arguments against the impropriety of his conduct, and in some cases demanding redress or urging reformation.
- In rhetoric, an address containing expostulation. Encyc.
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