Elocution

Etymology: [ "e-l&-'kyü-sh&n ] (noun.) 15th century. Middle English elocucioun, from Latin elocution-, elocutio, from eloqui.

Synonyms: declamation, delivery, diction, dramatic, eloquence, enunciation, expression, locution, oratory, pronunciation, public speaking, reading, rhetoric, speech, speechcraft, speechmaking, utterance, voice culture, voice production

Antonyms: inarticulation, mispronouncement

English - Turkish translation for "Elocution"

• Elocution: belagat
• Elocution: söz söyleme sanatı veya yeteneği
• Elocution: diksiyon
• Elocution: hitabet
• Elocution: güzel konuşma
• Elocution: konuşma sanatı
• Elocution: elocutionist belâgat sahibi kimse
• Elocution: hatip
• Elocution: söz söyleme sanatı isim
• Elocution: etkili ve güzel konuşma tarzı isim
• Elocution: güzel ve etkili söz söyleme veya yazma

English - English translation for "Elocution"

• Elocution: The art of public speaking with expert control of gesture and voice, etc
• Elocution: style or manner of speaking or reading in public; as, clear, impressive elocution
• Elocution: Oratorical or expressive delivery, including the graces of intonation, gesture, etc
• Elocution: Utterance by speech
• Elocution: Elocution lessons are lessons in which someone is taught to speak clearly and in an accent that is considered to be standard and acceptable. good clear speaking in public, involving voice control, pronunciation etc (eloqui )
• Elocution: an expert manner of speaking involving control of voice and gesture
• Elocution: Suitable and impressive writing or style; eloquent diction
• Elocution: art of pronunciation, art of diction; particular style of speaking or reading aloud in public isim