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articulateness::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | fluency, volubility |
| Type of | communicativeness |
| Derivation | articulate |
Examples of articulateness
articulateness
The Wyeths'competitive hyper-articulateness seems to come more naturally to them now.
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She even turned the president's articulateness into a weapon against him.
From the economist.com
Chen has an acute ear for the pretensions, semi-articulateness and evasions of group dynamics.
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Each of the key characters express, in varying degrees of articulateness, a particular viewpoint or philosophy of life.
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On the other hand, he retained their traits of good manners, articulateness, punctuality, modesty, and a dislike of being touched.
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His selection was praised by some who noted his articulateness and experience as U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia and a senior envoy to China and other nations.
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The bitterest of the many laughs Rabe provides derives from his recognition that the relentless articulateness of his people is only a higher form of inarticulateness.
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It seems to me that just because today's kids have less embarrassment and more articulateness they communicate with their elders rather more effectively than less.
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Gerstenberg's outstanding record of money management, and his articulateness in defending the auto industry against a growing number of critics, made him the choice.
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- Fluency: the quality of being facile in speech and writing
