well-spoken
adjective
Origin of well-spoken
Related Words for well-spoken
fluent, expressive, coherent, eloquent, respectful, civilized, civil, soft-spoken, polite, well-behaved, thoughtful, courtly, well-mannered, affable, attentive, considerate, gracious, clear, comprehensible, definiteExamples from the Web for well-spoken
Contemporary Examples of well-spoken
But there are increasingly more who are well-spoken, educated, and just a little naughty.
Porn Stars Are People Too, Dammit: Lisa Ann’s Notre Dame Date and the Trolling of David GregoryAurora Snow
October 25, 2014
A Yale-educated lawyer, Rhodes is well-spoken and as passionate about his cause as he is calm.
Pence is well-spoken, thanks to a radio show background and to his solid, principled beliefs which make it easy for him to speak.
It was packed with neatly combed, mostly blond, well-spoken Hope College students.
Historical Examples of well-spoken
He was young, well-spoken, witty, and skilled in all martial and manly exercises.
Micah ClarkeArthur Conan Doyle
I suppose my words were not particularly gracious or well-spoken.
The Blue GermMartin Swayne
That letter was a kind-hearted, honest, well-spoken citizen.
Letters of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Vol. I (of 2)Samuel Taylor Coleridge
The convict was always a well-spoken man, and plainly a man of education.
Motor Matt's Daring RescueStanley R. Matthews
He is brave as a knight; well-spoken as a clerk; and yet is he neither clerk nor knight.
The Iron PincersEugne Sue