D'éloquence (en. Of eloquence)
/delekwɑ̃s/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
Quality of what is eloquent.
His presentation was full of eloquence.
Son exposé était plein d'éloquence.
Speech that captivates and persuades.
The eloquence of his speech impressed the audience.
L'éloquence de son discours a impressionné l'auditoire.
Etymology
The word "eloquence" comes from the Latin 'eloquentia', derived from 'eloquens' which means 'one who speaks well'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to speak with eloquence
To express ideas clearly and persuasively.
parler avec éloquence
to have eloquence
To be able to speak convincingly.
avoir de l'éloquence
the art of eloquence
Skill in expressing oneself with ease and persuasion.
l'art de l'éloquence
Related Words
eloquent
Who has the ability to express oneself with force and clarity.
éloquent
rhetoric
The art of speaking well and persuading.
rhétorique
declamation
Action of reciting a speech or poem with expressiveness.
déclamation
Slang Meanings
To speak with ease and style.
He has charisma and a natural eloquence.
Il a du charisme et une éloquence naturelle.
Ability to easily persuade.
His eloquence skills allow him to convince even the most skeptical.
Ses talents d'éloquence lui permettent de convaincre même les plus sceptiques.