elocutionary

All of it dares a certain kind of "Masterpiece" acolyte to complain missing the relative quietude of English countryside and nitpick over elocutionary details.

The mark of memorable speechmaking, as Michelle Obama demonstrated on Monday night, lies in something rawer than verbal felicity or elocutionary finesse.

Cauvin’s Trump is like a fumbling news anchor who wields his elocutionary quirks to cover up his ignorance of what he’s reading.

Raab, 46, is a relatively little-known figure, lacking the prime minister’s elocutionary flair and charisma.

Much of Jackson’s performance takes place on the elocutionary level.