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articulateness

noun as in eloquence

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In one sentence, he treated us like adults and confirmed what I had struggled to articulate on the radio.

A big part of The Trade Desk’s success since its IPO four years ago has been how it articulated its intrinsic value to the industry.

From Digiday

These are articulate, well-researched works with concrete and valuable lessons that can be applied to your professional life.

From Fortune

Thus far, James had fumbled at articulating a true American cooking.

From Eater

Memory of past and foresight of future convert dumbness to some degree of articulateness.

The night wind rustled in the corn with a crisp articulateness he had never noticed in daytime, and he felt like an eavesdropper.

It therefore fails altogether, I suggest, to carry on the progress of music towards greater articulateness.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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