eloquence

/ɪˈloʊkwəns/; /ɪˈloʊkwɛns/

Definitions

1. noun

The quality of being able to express oneself in a clear, fluent, and persuasive manner, especially in speech or writing.

“Her eloquence on stage captivated the audience.”

2. noun

A person who speaks or writes in a clear and fluent manner.

“The politician’s eloquence earned him a reputation as a skilled orator.”

3. noun

The quality of being fluent or articulate in speech or writing.

“The professor’s eloquence made the complex subject easy to understand.”

4. adjective

Having a clear, fluent, and persuasive manner of speaking or writing.

“The eloquent speech moved the crowd to tears.”

Synonyms

  • articulateness
  • eloquentness
  • fluency
  • perspicuity

Antonyms

  • inarticulateness
  • ineloquence