Ability
Eloquence
Eloquence noun - The art or power of speaking or writing in a forceful and convincing way.
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Ability and eloquence are semantically related in skillful way with words topic. Sometimes you can use "Ability" instead a noun "Eloquence".
Nearby Words: eloquent, eloquently
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Amoral Attorney: Arnold Rothstein has one, Fallon, who is very impressed by his client's eloquence and ability to commit perjury with a straight face- so much so that he comments that Rothstein would be a great lawyer.
Source: Series / Boardwalk Empire - Due to his eloquence and his ethnic background as well as his will and ability to be confrontational about his views, Somuncu has in recent years become a somewhat frequent guest on German political talk shows, especially when migration or Islam are discussed.
Source: Creator / Serdar Somuncu -
The ruthless and cold-blooded mob boss Arnold Rothstein has one advising him, and who is very impressed by his client's ability to commit perjury with eloquence and with a straight face - so much so that he jokingly tells him that he should consider law school.
Source: Amoral Attorney
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