Chapter 10 Flashcards
Laconic
Saying little meaning much
Inarticulate
When the words won’t come
Garrulous
Talks a lot little sense
Banal
Cliche, unoriginal
Verbose
Talks a lot
Voluable
Rapid and fluent
Cogent
Convincing
Vociferous
Loud noisy furious
Loquacious
Talk a lot not badly. Just a lot
Taceo
To be silent
Tacit
Unsaid, better left unsaid
Re-
Again
Reticent
Someone who prefers to stay quiet
Loquor
To speak
Soliloquy
Speech to ones self
Solus
Alone
Ventriloquist
One who can throw the voice
Venter, ventis
Belly
Colloquial
Informal conversation
Circumlocution
Talking around, express an idea indirectly or roundaboutly
Circum-
Around
Laconia
Sparta
Laconic
Concise, curt
Laconism
An expression that is short and concise
Cogent
Admiration
Cogency
Ability to be logical, to think clearly, keen mind
Cogo
To drive together, to compel
Eloquent
Speaks out, expressive, artistic in arguing
Magniloquent, grandiloquent
Grandiose or pompous language
Magnus
Large
Grandis
Grand