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What is an adjective for eloquent?

Here are some adjectives that can be used to describe something that is eloquent, with varying degrees of intensity and connotation:

Formal:

* Articulate: Able to express oneself clearly and effectively.

* Fluent: Speaking or writing smoothly and easily.

* Persuasive: Able to convince or influence others.

* Sonorous: Having a full, rich, and pleasing sound.

* Moving: Evoking strong emotions.

* Poignant: Evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret.

* Lyrical: Having a musical quality.

Informal:

* Sharp: Quick-witted and intelligent.

* Witty: Cleverly amusing.

* Charming: Pleasing and attractive in manner or appearance.

* Compelling: Very interesting and engaging.

* Captivating: Holding someone's attention completely.

Other options:

* Effective: Achieving the desired result.

* Impressive: Making a strong and favorable impression.

* Impressive: Making a strong and favorable impression.

* Memorable: Easily remembered.

The best choice will depend on the specific context and the desired tone.

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