Crisóstomo (en. Chrysostom)

/kɾi.soˈsto.mo/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Title given to Saint John Chrysostom, recognized for his oratory quality.
The chrysostom is celebrated in the church's liturgy.
El crisóstomo se celebra en la liturgia de la iglesia.
Used to describe very eloquent people.
The politician was a true chrysostom, captivating his audience.
El político era un verdadero crisóstomo, cautivando a su audiencia.

Etymology

From Greek 'Chrysostomos' which means 'golden mouth.'

Common Phrases and Expressions

to speak like a chrysostom
To speak with great eloquence and persuasion.
hablar como un crisóstomo
to be a chrysostom
To be a very eloquent person in expression.
ser un crisóstomo

Related Words

eloquence
The ability to express oneself effectively and persuasively.
elocuencia
oratory
The art of speaking in public effectively.
oratoria
preaching
The act of delivering a sermon or religious speech.
predicación

Slang Meanings

To speak with clarity and conviction.
That moderator is a chrysostom when explaining the topics.
Ese moderador es un crisóstomo cuando explica los temas.
Used to describe very well-articulated debates.
The discussion was a chrysostom among all the panelists.
La discusión fue un crisóstomo entre todos los panelistas.