Associations to the word «Eloquent»
Noun
- Orator
- Eloquence
- Preacher
- Oration
- Oratory
- Sermon
- Shrug
- Able
- Prose
- Speech
- Testimony
- Cicero
- Hearer
- Exponent
- Plea
- Gesture
- Rhetoric
- Pulpit
- Utterance
- Discourse
- Preaching
- Earnestness
- Pathos
- Speaker
- Applause
- Spokesman
- Brilliant
- Peasant
- Praise
- Advocate
- Silence
- Admiration
- Countenance
- Appeal
- Douglass
- Speaking
- Statesman
- Tongue
- Enthusiasm
- Simplicity
- Anjou
- Piety
- Silent
- Coleridge
- Fondness
- Spokesperson
- Glance
- Clear
- Irishman
- Clergyman
- Tender
- Outburst
- Patriotism
Adjective
- Persuasive
- Witty
- Mute
- Fluent
- Pathetic
- Zealous
- Articulate
- Ardent
- Rhetorical
- Ingenious
- Fervent
- Expressive
- Passionate
- Earnest
- Spirited
- Skilful
- Gifted
- Poetic
- Vigorous
- Illustrious
- Valiant
- Prose
- Truthful
- Uttered
- Graceful
- Sincere
- Radiant
- Poetical
- Eminent
- Dumb
- Genial
- Sublime
- Manly
- Much
- Courageous
- Indignant
- Wax
- Enthusiastic
- Suggestive
- Admirable
- Extravagant
Wiktionary
ELOQUENT, adjective. Fluently persuasive and articulate
ELOQUENT, adjective. Effective in expressing meaning by speech
Dictionary definition
ELOQUENT, adjective. Expressing yourself readily, clearly, effectively; "able to dazzle with his facile tongue"; "silver speech".
Wise words
It is better wither to be silent, or to say things of more
value than silence. Sooner throw a pearl at hazard than an
idle or useless word; and do not say a little in many words,
but a great deal in a few.