「Faked speaking」includes memorized prayers recited without thought that have lost their original meaning, and perhaps the Chinese sages' opinion of religion generally, recalling that the first religion of China was shamanism and the worship of divine sex divas. Visits to a Shintō shrine or a Buddhist temple which in nearly every case for most everybody does not involve any speaking aloud, by anyone or to anyone else. Persuading folks to travel to a 'holy site' and then freely dump handfuls of money into a coffer clearly is an ACCOMPLISHMENT, SKILLED ACHIEVEMENT.
　「Widely repeated head bobbing and tonguing motions」that often accompany silent prayers in a PILGRIMAGE to religious shrine or temple. When Japanese visit a Shintō shrine or a Buddhist temple, prayers are preceded and ended with a series of deep bowing motions, or「head bobbing」and perhaps tongue motions or「mouthing」of silent prayers (although quite rare, some folks still holler their prayers loudly).
　It may seem intuitively obvious, but each religious pilgrimage entails「going and returning」…actually, this point is so obvious and universal any time you leave your dwelling (even to shop for beer) that it is difficult to associate GOING AND RETURNING with religion in particular. In addition, there are no commands for pilgrimages or attendance or to become accomplished at anything, also unlike other religions, with each having just one basic command (Shintō: Honor the dead. Buddhism: Be kind). With the right element meaning「tongue in mouth skillful」paired with the left element of「oral foreplay」the religious visits referred to formerly must have been GOING AND RETURNING on a regular basis, time and again to VISIT or to make a continuous daily or weekly PILGRIMAGE to the local shaman woman for the purpose of LEARNING SKILLS of「oral foreplay」until the student had SKILLED ACHIEVEMENT, LEARNED AN ART, perhaps the subject of study having been「skilled foreplay is commanded」(left and right elements) by a lord to repeatedly VISIT IN PILGRIMAGE the shaman for training in fellating religiously. Also meaning a GREAT ACHIEVEMENT, apparently since a skillful fellatrix can get most anything eventually, even from the lord.

Modern definitions (that generally disregard history) …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may list only pigeonholed definitions, euphemisms, or meaningless mnemonics)
Chinese: to go (to visit a superior); one's current attainment in learning or art
Japanese: pilgrimage, visit, to go, to come, to call, to be defeated, to collapse, to die, to be annoyed, to be nonplussed, to be madly in love, to make a pilgrimage
Unihan extended: reach; achievement, accomplishment
EDRDG: visit a temple