Meaning & Definition of word "Eloquently"

Eloquently

/ˈɛləkwəntli/

adverb:

  • 1. In a fluent or persuasive manner, especially in speech or writing.
    • Example: She spoke eloquently about the importance of education for all.
  • 2. Expressing thoughts and feelings clearly and effectively.
    • Example: The author cogently and eloquently conveys the protagonist's struggles.
  • 3. Characterized by eloquence; clearly and effectively expressed.
    • Example: He defended his position eloquently, winning over even the skeptics.
  • 4. Using rich, vivid language to articulate ideas.
    • Example: The poem was written eloquently, painting a vivid picture of nature.

Etymology

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

Common Phrases and Expressions

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.

Related Words

eloquence:

The ability to express ideas effectively and clearly.

eloquent:

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

Slang Meanings of eloquently

Meaning: To be on point in communication.

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

Meaning: Articulating ideas well in a debate or discussion.

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