Elocution

el-o-ku's hun, n. Mode of delivery of anything spoken, esp. of a public discourse. [L. elocutio, e and loqui, locutvs, to speak.] — Elocu'tionary, -a-rT, a. Pert, to elocution. — Elocu'tionist, n. One versed in, or a teacher of, etc. — El'oquent, -kwent, a. Able to expre strong emotions in an elevated and effective manner; adapted to expre emotion VXxn with fluency and power. [F., fr. L. eloqui.] — EFoquently, adv.— El'oqaence, -kwens, n. Expre ion of, etc.; what eloquently said or written: oratory; rhetoric; persuasive speech.