Elocution
[eh-luh-KYOO-shun]
Hint 1.
You may have noticed that the word elocution looks a lot like eloquence. Both words share a common root: the Latin root loqu, which means “to speak.”
Hint 2. Sentence to give context:
“John F Kennedy is the president perhaps most regarded for his elocution.”
What is the best definition of elocution?
A.
Speech that is overly lofty or aimed to impress
B.
The ability to speak clearly and articulately
C.
The ability to inspire others to action
D.
The quality of being highly regarded or adored
Hint 1.
You may have noticed that the word elocution looks a lot like eloquence. Both words share a common root: the Latin root loqu, which means “to speak.”
Hint 2. Sentence to give context:
“John F Kennedy is the president perhaps most regarded for his elocution.”
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