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Synonyms & Similar Words
articulate speech
clear expression
effective communication
eloquent language
expressive talk
fluent language
flowing speech
garrulousness
loquacity
lucid expression
natural language
precise language
pure speech
smooth talk
spontaneous speech
straightforward language
unambiguous language
understandable language
verbal fluency
verbose speech
vocal clarity
well-spoken language
articulate language
coherent speech
comprehensible language
conversational language
effortless speech
fluent expression
fluid language
free-flowing speech
glib talk
idiomatic language
intelligible speech
linguistic fluency
natural expression
polished language
pure expression
smooth expression
spontaneous language
unforced speech
verbal clarity
vocal expression
Meaning of Fluent Speech
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, fluent speech refers to the ability to speak a language easily, smoothly, and with a high degree of accuracy.
Definitions
- Merriam-Webster defines fluent speech as the ability to speak or write a language with ease and precision, having a smooth and effortless quality.
- The Cambridge Dictionary describes fluent speech as the ability to speak a language easily, naturally, and with a high degree of accuracy, without struggling to find the right words.
Example Uses
- The language learner's fluent speech impressed the native speakers, who were surprised by her ability to converse effortlessly.
- After years of practice, the public speaker developed fluent speech, able to deliver presentations with confidence and clarity.
- The teacher worked with the student to improve her fluent speech, focusing on pronunciation, intonation, and vocabulary.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
halting speech
hesitant language
inarticulate expression
incomprehensible language
incoherent speech
indistinct speech
labored language
poor communication
slow speech
stumbling speech
stuttering speech
unclear expression
ambiguous language
awkward speech
clumsy language
confused speech
disjointed language
ineffective communication
muddled speech
mumbling speech
nonsensical language
poor articulation
poor enunciation
poor pronunciation
hesitant talk
inaudible speech
incomprehensible expression
indistinct language