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Silver-tongued: Visual Word of the Day
To be silver-tongued is to be persuasive or eloquent, named after the pleasing sound of a silver bell.
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"There is no necessity for me to be silver-tongued with you," was the reply.
THE SLAVE OF THE MINEBRACEBRIDGE HEMYNG
The lieutenant's heroism served as a peg from which the silver-tongued ones turned themselves loose and kicked.
AMERICAN NOTESRUDYARD KIPLING
"Musica" was the nickname of the silver-tongued professor-politician.
ROMANTIC SPAINJOHN AUGUSTUS O'SHEA
Every one of the Silver-tongued Family is spotted when it gets its first feathers.
CITIZEN BIRDMABEL OSGOOD WRIGHT AND ELLIOTT COUES
Robert McGinnis was no silver-tongued orator, but he knew his subject, and his heart was in it.
THE TURN OF THE TIDEELEANOR H. PORTER
He had an exceptionally melodious voice, and I have often heard him called "the silver-tongued orator."
AS I REMEMBERMARIAN GOUVERNEUR
I well remember the day that that silver-tongued orator, George William Curtis, made the dedication address.
MODERN ELOQUENCE: VOL III, AFTER-DINNER SPEECHES P-ZVARIOUS
And now the silver-tongued von Bethmann-Hollweg has also discovered the political virtue of silence.
GERMAN PROBLEMS AND PERSONALITIESCHARLES SAROLEA
The professional orators, the silver-tongued rhetoricians, had their innings at a later date.
THE RISE OF THE DUTCH KINGDOMHENDRIK WILLEM VAN LOON
Not only that, but she sent off for a silver-tongued preacher and had your funeral preached in bang-up style.
DIXIE HARTWILL N. HARBEN

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