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eloquent

/ˈel.ə.kwənt/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne qui s'exprime avec aisance, clarté et force de persuasion, à l'oral comme à l'écrit.

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adjective

/ˈel.ə.kwənt/C1formal
  • frQualifie une personne qui s'exprime avec aisance, clarté et force de persuasion, à l'oral comme à l'écrit.

Describes someone who is fluent, clear, and persuasive in speech or writing.

  1. Fluent and persuasiveB2formal

    Expressing ideas clearly and effectively, often in a moving or persuasive way.

    fréloquent (sens 1)

    • She gave an eloquent speech at the graduation ceremony.
    • His eloquent arguments convinced the jury.
    • The writer's eloquent prose captivated the readers.

    Synonymesarticulateexpressivefluentglibpersuasivesilver-tonguedsmooth-tongued

    Antonymeshaltinginarticulatetongue-tiedunpersuasive

  2. Expressive without wordsC1formal

    Clearly conveying meaning or emotion through actions, appearance, or silence.

    frExpressif sans mots

    • Her eloquent silence spoke volumes about her disappointment.
    • The painting is an eloquent expression of human suffering.
    • His raised eyebrow was an eloquent response to the absurd question.

    Synonymesexpressivegraphicmeaningfulmovingpoignantrevealingsignificantsuggestivetellingvivid

Formes
  • more eloquent comparative form
  • most eloquent superlative form
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