What is an eloquence?

Question

What is an eloquence?

Answer 1

Eloquence is the opposite of awkwardness.

If its a cork term i'm not sure i'd want to be told i've an eloquence,

Cork terminoligy tends to be very anti-falseness and anti-g*y.

Best guess,if applied to a girl its a compliment.

"connie sure" would probably tell you its a compliment on somebodies speaking ability.

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Answer 2

Eloquence might simply be described as 'having the gift of gab'.  An ability to captivate an audience and tell a great story would be a sign of eloquence.

Answer 3

This isn't a phrase i've ever heard. Eloquence, as detailed in previous answers, is a characteristic of someone's communication skills. It certainly isn't a Cork term, they tend to be a lot shorter!! :) I would agree with the person who said cork people are very anti-falseness (although that phrase sounds odd) - but anti-g*y? no more than anywhere else in ireland as far as I can see.

Answer 4

yap yap y ap will you all shut up yap

Answer 5

Comes from the Latin word eloquentia.

Is fluent, forcible, elegant, persuasive speaking in public, level of eloquence.

Answer 6

Perhaps you should reconsier your question, there is no such thing as 'an eloquence', it is just eloquence.