elocutionist

Meanings

• An expert in the art of spoken language.

  - "The elocutionist taught the princess how to speak with proper enunciation."
  - "The elocutionist's mastery of spoken language made him a sought-after tutor for nobility and royalty."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with elocutionist
elocutionist , evolutionist , revolutionist , devolutionist , involutionist

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Homophones

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1. elocutionist
   

2. illusionist
   

3. allusionist
   

4. illustrationist
   

5. collusionist
   

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Variants

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elocution , elocutionary , elocutionist , elocutionists , elocutions

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Forms

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elocutionist, elocutionist's, elocutionist's mastery of, elocutionist's art of spoken language

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Etymology

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From the Latin word 'locutio,' meaning 'speech' or 'utterance.' An elocutionist is someone who has mastered the art of spoken language.

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Related Concepts

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1. Speech Therapy: Speech therapy is a form of rehabilitation that aims to improve an individual's ability to communicate effectively using spoken language. Speech therapists use various techniques, exercises, and tools to help individuals improve their speech and communication skills.

2. Oral Communication: Oral communication refers to the use of spoken language to convey information, ideas, thoughts, or feelings to others. Oral communication can take many forms, including face-to-face conversations, telephone conversations, group discussions, presentations, interviews, and debates.

3. Public Speaking: Public speaking refers to the act of delivering a spoken message to a live audience. Public speaking can take many forms, including presentations, speeches, lectures, workshops, seminars, interviews, debates, and training sessions. Public speaking requires a combination of skills, including voice control, body language, facial expressions, eye contact, tone, pacing, and content.

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Culture

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The elocutionist has played a significant role in various cultures throughout history. In the Victorian era, elocutionists were popular figures who taught individuals, particularly the nobility, how to speak properly, with correct pronunciation, intonation, and accent.

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