Associations to the word «Eloquent»
Noun
- Tribute
- Sentiment
- Entreaty
- Divine
- Address
- Expression
- Sympathy
- Temperance
- Bosom
- Emancipation
- Pause
- Tenderness
- Lip
- Fray
- Wise
- Rousseau
- Wit
- Rebuke
- Touching
- Grandeur
- Roderick
- Argument
- Epithet
- Moving
- Genius
- Gratitude
- Dryden
- Solemnity
- Cheek
- Enough
- Hermes
- Loving
- Rapture
- Thinker
- Charm
- Pantomime
- Passage
- Proof
- Commendation
- Pen
- Impeachment
- Listener
- Exclamation
- Epistle
- Demeanor
- Sorrow
- Gentle
- Indignation
- Southerner
- Dignity
- Phrase
- Immortality
Adjective
- Fiery
- Learned
- Noble
- Pleasing
- Shrewd
- Charmed
- Insolent
- Serene
- Wrought
- Impressive
- Foremost
- Picturesque
- Fearless
- Homely
- Dignified
- Lofty
- Wondrous
- Glowing
- Lyrical
- Generous
- Profound
- Wise
- Cherished
- Brilliant
- Thoughtful
- Venerable
- Delightful
- Handsome
- Virtuous
- Contemptuous
- Humble
- Lively
- Warmed
- Patriotic
- Appealing
- Charismatic
- Convincing
- Tender
- Elegant
- Blush
- Clever
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
Life has no meaning unless one lives it with a will, at
least to the limit of one's will. Virtue, good, evil are
nothing but words, unless one takes them apart in order to
build something with them; they do not win their true
meaning until one knows how to apply them.