Eloquently

/ˈɛləkwəntli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a fluent or persuasive manner, especially in speech or writing.

She spoke eloquently about the importance of education for all.

Expressing thoughts and feelings clearly and effectively.

The author cogently and eloquently conveys the protagonist's struggles.

Characterized by eloquence; clearly and effectively expressed.

He defended his position eloquently, winning over even the skeptics.

Using rich, vivid language to articulate ideas.

The poem was written eloquently, painting a vivid picture of nature.

Derived from the Latin word 'eloquens', meaning 'speaking out'.

speak eloquently

To talk in a persuasive and articulate way.

write eloquently

To compose text that is fluent and effective.

eloquent silence

A silent gesture or act that strongly conveys meaning.

eloquence

The ability to express ideas effectively and clearly.

eloquent

Expressing oneself clearly and effectively, often in a persuasive way.

To be on point in communication.

She really delivered the message eloquently, no doubt about it.

Articulating ideas well in a debate or discussion.

Dude, you were so eloquently in that argument, everyone was nodding.