Elocuente (en. Eloquent)

/eloˈkwente/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
That has the ability to express oneself clearly and persuasively.
His speech was so eloquent that he convinced everyone present.
Su discurso fue tan elocuente que convenció a todos los presentes.
Refers to something that conveys an idea or feeling powerfully.
The painting was eloquent in conveying the sadness of the moment.
La pintura era elocuente al transmitir la tristeza del momento.
That strongly implies or suggests an idea or emotion.
Glances can be as eloquent as words.
Las miradas pueden ser tan elocuentes como las palabras.

Etymology

From Latin 'eloquentem', which means 'to speak well'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

eloquent words
expressions that impact due to their clarity and depth.
palabras elocuentes
eloquent silence
a silence that conveys a clear or strong message.
silencio elocuente
eloquent message
a message that is communicated effectively and persuasively.
mensaje elocuente

Related Words

eloquence
Ability to express oneself fluently and persuasively.
elocuencia
eloquent
Adjective that describes something or someone that possesses eloquence.
elocuente
speaker
A person who speaks in public, especially in an eloquent manner.
orador

Slang Meanings

A speech that sounds very good but lacks content.
That politician always gives eloquent speeches, but he doesn’t fulfill his promises.
Ese político siempre da discursos elocuentes, pero no cumple sus promesas.
Use of complex words to impress.
He studies a lot to sound more eloquent in his presentation.
Estudia mucho para sonar más elocuente en su presentación.