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eloquence

[el-uh-kwuhns] / ˈɛl ə kwəns /


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But Stoppard has left theatrical riches that will entice audiences for generations through their intellectual exuberance, preternatural eloquence and omnivorous delight.

From Los Angeles Times

Announcing his predecessor's death, President Kenyatta described Kibaki "as a gentleman in Kenya's politics. A brilliant debater whose eloquence, wit and charm won the day time and time again."

From BBC

That’s “Hamlet,” of course, but Robert Eggers’s new film isn’t another Shakespeare screen adaptation, bristling with Elizabethan eloquence, high-toned acting and complex, uncannily modern psychology.

From New York Times

You can appreciate the eloquence of Shange’s poetry, but it’s a voice that comes across as anchored in a bygone era.

From Washington Post

Violin and voice speak with an eloquence and power worth knowing about.

From Los Angeles Times