How to describe others way of speaking?
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articulate. adjective. able to express your thoughts, arguments, and ideas clearly and effectively.
articulate. adjective. ...
be couched in something. phrase. ...
chatty. adjective. ...
circuitous. adjective. ...
clean. adjective. ...
compendious. adjective. ...
conversational. adjective.
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brokenly ADVERB
LITERARY if someone says something brokenly, there are spaces between their words, especially because they are upset or angry.
colloquial ADJECTIVE
used in informal conversation rather than in writing or formal language.
definite ADJECTIVE
very clear about what you say so that everyone understands you.
flat ADJECTIVE
said directly and definitely.
flatly ADVERB
in a firm and definite way intended to end discussion of a subject.
fluent ADJECTIVE
spoken well and without difficulty.
gibbering ADJECTIVE
OFTEN HUMOROUS unable to speak in a sensible way, especially because you are frightened or shocked.
halting ADJECTIVE
with a lot of pauses between words or movements, often because of a lack of confidence.