Eloquently is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELOQUENTLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an eloquent manner.
ADVERB:
• ELOQUENT, fluent in speech
• in a fluent or persuasive manner
• with eloquence
• in an articulate manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• marked by forceful and fluent expression

Words related to ELOQUENTLY

eloquent17

Words that contain ELOQUENTLY

ineloquently24

How to use ELOQUENTLY in a sentence

• It was drawn by a horse whose appearance, like that of the piano, spoke more eloquently of services in the past than of hopeful promises for the future.
• Such as Wallace Hood, for example, had, in fact, made, only rather more eloquently less than an hour ago.
• No words could have described her state more eloquently.
• It spoke more eloquently of her feelings than many words could have done.
• Adam spoke more eloquently to their soldier hearers than they ever did in parliament or church.
• The argument in behalf of this extreme Southern claim had been shaped most eloquently and most forcibly by John C.
• For Lapierre, fully alive to the danger of delay, had eloquently pleaded his cause.
• Somebody, told me once that when Miss Martineau has spoken eloquently on one side of a question, she drops her ear-trumpet to give the opportunity to her adversary.
• Consider how all created things eloquently testify to the revelation of that inner Light within them.
• The utter despair of that action told me, far more eloquently than the words which she had just spoken, that her resolution was immovable.
• It used to speak to me so eloquently when it spoke of his love.
• Capistrano traversed Germany, eloquently calling the people to arms against the barbarians.
• Eloquently he pleaded his love, swearing to free her from her bonds, to devote his life to her if only she would listen to his entreaties.
• On the other hand, filial affection had pleaded eloquently.
• In spite of his laughter something about him spoke eloquently of trouble.
• He was swearing eloquently at his team in the pride of his heart at the honor of hauling the Chief Magistrate of the Nation.
• On the other hand, the motion was eloquently supported by Thornton, Montague, Whitbread, Pitt, and Fox.
• It became the cause of infinite rejoicing for it expressed eloquently thy faith and thy turning thy face toward the Kingdom of God.
• He, however, began boldly and eloquently to teach the Faith.
• It would take me too long to relate in their fullness those incidents which eloquently proclaim her as one of the greatest sufferers the world has yet seen.
• Crittenden promptly expressed his willingness to accept it as a substitute for his own proposition, and eloquently urged its adoption.
• The separation of Church and State was one of the leading aims of his life, and he eloquently contended for it whenever occasion offered.
• The statistics of crime and insanity testify eloquently to the reality of love, arithmetic teaching the same lesson as history and grammar.
• Fortunately his eyes spoke for him, and that so eloquently, that it was possible to lose a word from his mouth, but not a single intention from his eyes.
• Her eyes, animated and piercing, in particular, spoke more eloquently than all the amorous phrases in fashion in those days of gallantry.
• She urged me so eloquently to accompany her, that I left my home in Metcalf, Massachusetts, taking great risks in many ways, but wonderful to relate, nothing disastrous occurred.
• Captain Ringgold returned his thanks quite eloquently.

Similar words containing ELOQUENT without suffix ly

eloquent17 ineloquent19 ineloquently24

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