not eloquent; not fluent, forceful, and persuasive
ineloquent
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ineloquent
adjective
Lacking or displaying a lack of eloquence.
Related Forms:
- in·el′o·quence
noun
- in·el′o·quent·ly
adverb
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in- + eloquent
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