Eloquence
31eloquence — el·o·quence || elÉ™kwsÉ™ns n. fluent and appropriate manner of speaking …
32eloquence — [ ɛləkwəns] noun fluent or persuasive speaking or writing. Origin ME: via OFr. from L. eloquentia, from eloqui speak out …
33eloquence — n. 1. Oratory, art of speaking well, (in public). 2. Graceful and vigorous utterance, fit words in fit places, appropriate expression. 3. Impassioned utterance, flowing and impassioned speech, speech full of appropriate feeling …
34eloquence — n power of speech, forcefulness, expressiveness, cogency; elocution, diction, address, articulation, enunciation; gift of gab, command of words, way with words, Archaic. facundity; (all of speech) fluency, facility, ease, gracefulness, glibness,… …
35eloquence — el·o·quence …
36eloquence — See: eloquent …
37eloquence — el•o•quence [[t]ˈɛl ə kwəns[/t]] n. 1) the ability to use language with fluency and aptness 2) eloquent speech or writing • Etymology: 1350–1400; < L …
38Éloquence — см. Красноречие …
39eloquence — n. 1 fluent and effective use of language. 2 rhetoric. Etymology: ME f. OF f. L eloquentia f. eloqui speak out (as E , loqui speak) …
40Concours d'éloquence — Éloquence Voir « éloquence » sur le Wiktionnaire …