- a word derived from ineloquent.
Example Sentences
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It goes unchallenged thanks to age-old squeamishness and shame around women’s bodies, and our collective ineloquence on matters of grief.
From The Guardian • May 5, 2020
But they worry about descending into a valley of imprecision and ineloquence before they master the alternative tricks and tactics required by any new ascent.
From Economist • Apr. 15, 2010
With characteristic ineloquence, he scolded his underlings for leaving him "standing like a lonely stake in a fence."
From Time Magazine Archive
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Yet to look back on Newman's art is to sense that behind this ineloquence lay the source of its strength.
From Time Magazine Archive
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To us, as already hinted, the Lord Abbot's eloquence is less admirable than his ineloquence, his great invaluable 'talent of silence!'
From Past and Present by Carlyle, Thomas