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Meaning of rhetoric
The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing.
Etymology of rhetoric
The word "rhetoric" originates from the Greek word "rhētorikē", which is derived from "rhētōr", meaning "orator" or "speaker"
The term has been used since ancient times to describe the art of persuasive speaking and writing, with roots in ancient Greek and Roman traditions of oratory and public speaking
Synonyms
eloquence
oratory
speech
discourse
language
expression
phrasing
diction
articulation
fluency
verbosity
loquacity
grandiosity
magniloquence
bombast
cant
jargon
gibberish
babble
prattle
chatter
talk
conversation
discussion
debate
argumentation
persuasion
convincing
influencing
oration
public speaking
communication
articulateness
Definitions
- The art of using language effectively and persuasively
- * A style of speaking or writing that is intended to persuade or impress
- * Language or speech that is intended to persuade or influence people
Usage Examples
- The politician's rhetoric was convincing, but her actions were questionable
- * The professor's rhetoric was engaging, and the students were captivated by his lecture
- * The company's rhetoric about innovation was impressive, but the product was not revolutionary
Antonyms
silence
quietness
reticence
reserve
taciturnity
laconism
terseness
concision
brevity
directness
straightforwardness
simplicity
clarity
frankness
openness
honesty
sincerity
authenticity
genuineness
modesty
humility
understatement
subtlety