rhetorical

Yet the president uses it for rhetorical vividness—a clarity, as it were.

The tone of the book, which ought to be a simple story, is stilted and rhetorical.

"By science," said Miss Miniver, and hurried on, putting out a rhetorical hand that showed a slash of finger through its glove.

In Vida's Ars Poetica there are abundant evidences of the rhetorical and especially the puristic tendencies of modern classicism.

A glow of rhetorical enthusiasm was upon her cheeks and in her eye.

My brother Dick was as rhetorical in his apologies with the hindermost, whom he dismounted.