Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
stump-speech
noun
/stʌmp spiːch/

Definition
A political speech made by a candidate during a campaign, often characterized by repetitive themes and catchphrases.

Examples
- The senator delivered his stump speech at the town hall, rallying support from the community.
- During her campaign, she often reused her stump speech to ensure consistency in her message.
- Many candidates prepare their stump speeches weeks in advance to make a strong impression.

Meaning
A stump speech typically outlines a candidate’s key positions and arguments in a persuasive manner to appeal to voters.

Synonyms
- campaign speech
- political address
- rally speech