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eloquence

intermediateB2

/ˈɛləkwəns/ · el-o-quence

The quality of persuasive and forceful expression in speaking or writing.

Meanings

nounformal

The quality of persuasive and forceful expression in speaking or writing.

بولنے یا لکھنے میں مؤثر اور طاقتور اظہار کی کیفیت۔

بلاغت

balāghat

Formal: بلاغت

Synonyms

persuasivenessarticulationfluencyقوتِ بیانفصاحتتخلیق

Antonyms

inarticulatenessmutenesstaciturnityخاموشیبےزبانیعدم اظہار

Common Collocations

  • public eloquence
  • articulate eloquence
  • eloquence of speech

Example Sentences

Her eloquence during the speech captivated the audience.

اس کی تقریر کے دوران بلاغت نے حاضرین کو مسحور کر دیا۔

Us ki taqreer ke doran balāghat ne hazreen ko mashoor kar diya.

The politician's eloquence made a significant impact on public opinion.

اس سیاستدان کی بلاغت نے عوام کی رائے پر ایک اہم اثر چھوڑا۔

Is siyasatdaan ki balāghat ne awam ki rai par aik ahem asar chhoda.

Eloquence in writing can elevate simple ideas into profound thoughts.

لکھائی میں بلاغت سادہ خیالات کو گہرے خیالات میں بدل سکتی ہے۔

Likhaai mein balāghat saada khayalat ko gehre khayalat mein badal sakti hai.

Easily Confused With

eloquent:Eloquent is an adjective describing someone with the ability to express themselves clearly and effectively, whereas eloquence is the noun form representing the quality of that ability.

Word Family

eloquent
adjectiveبلاغتی
eloquently
adverbبلاغت کے ساتھ

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of 'eloquence' as 'eloquent' speech that flows easily and captivates the audience.

Imagine a skilled orator on a stage, passionately speaking to an engaged crowd.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

خواب میں بھی میرے لبوں پر بلاغت ہے چاہت کی ایک نئی ترتیب ہے، سوچا میں نے

Khawab mein bhi mere labon par balāghat hai Chahat ki aik nayi tarteeb hai, socha maine

Even in dreams, eloquence graces my lips; A new arrangement of love, I have pondered.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

📖 Etymology

Origin: Latin "eloquentia" — the quality of being eloquent

First known use: 14th century

The word 'eloquence' has been used in English since the 14th century, deriving from the Latin root meaning 'to speak out.' It has come to signify the power of fluent and persuasive speaking.