The eloquence of the President moved all hearts.
Talking and eloquence are not the same: to speak, and to speak well, are two things (Ben Jonson).
SYNONYM(S): elocution, oratory, rhetoric.Useful english dictionary. 2012.
quence — obs. form of quench, quince … Useful english dictionary
quence — bre·vil·o·quence; de·lin·quence; el·o·quence; fre·quence; gran·dil·o·quence; lon·gil·o·quence; lo·quence; mag·nil·o·quence; mul·til·o·quence; ob·se·quence; stul·til·o·quence; con·se·quence; se·quence; … English syllables
blan|dil|o|quence — «blan DIHL uh kwuhns», noun. smooth speech; agreeable or flattering language: »His blandiloquence charmed, but did not convince us. ╂[< Latin blandiloquentia < blandiloquēns speaking smoothly < blandus smooth, suave + loquēns, entis,… … Useful english dictionary
fre|quence — «FREE kwuhns», noun. = frequency. (Cf. ↑frequency) … Useful english dictionary
gran|dil|o|quence — «gran DIHL uh kwuhns», noun. the use of lofty or pompus words, style, manner, or quality … Useful english dictionary
in|con|se|quence — «ihn KON suh kwehns, kwuhns», noun. 1. lack of logic or logical sequence; being inconsequent; inconclusiveness; irrelevance: »That mingling of inconsequence which belongs to us all, and not unhappily (George Eliot). 2. something that is… … Useful english dictionary
in|el|o|quence — «ihn EHL uh kwuhns», noun. lack of eloquence: »We feel keenly the ineloquence of finite words to express our emotions (London Daily News) … Useful english dictionary
in|fre|quence — «ihn FREE kwuhns», noun. = infrequency. (Cf. ↑infrequency) … Useful english dictionary
mag|nil|o|quence — «mag NIHL uh kwuhns», noun. 1. the use of big and unusual words and elaborate phrases; high flown, lofty style of speaking or writing: »Cibber…foisted his own bombast into the company of Shakespeare s magniloquence (Cowden Clarke). SYNONYM(S):… … Useful english dictionary
main-se|quence star — «MAYN SEE kwehns», any star in the main sequence, such as the sun … Useful english dictionary
