ineloquent (Meaning)

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ineloquent (a.)

Not eloquent; not fluent, graceful, or pathetic; not persuasive; as, ineloquent language.

The speaker's ineloquent delivery rendered the important message incomprehensible.
Despite his extensive knowledge, his ineloquent communication hindered his ability to convey his ideas effectively.
The politician's ineloquent speeches failed to inspire or persuade his audience.
The witness's ineloquent testimony made it difficult for the jury to understand the facts of the case.
The professor's ineloquent lectures frustrated students, leaving them unable to grasp the subject matter.
The author's ineloquent writing obscured the beauty and depth of the intended message.
The CEO's ineloquent communication during the shareholders' meeting raised concerns about his leadership abilities.
The candidate's ineloquent answers during the job interview diminished their chances of success.
The diplomat's ineloquent remarks at the international summit threatened to damage diplomatic relations.
The student's ineloquent essay revealed a lack of both clarity and eloquence in their writing skills.

Not eloquent; not fluent, graceful, or pathetic; not persuasive; as, ineloquent language.

inarticulate, muttering, mumbling, faltering, stuttering, sputtering, hesitant,unvocal, stumbling, tongueless

eloquent, fluent, fluent, articulate,eloquent, articulate, silver-tongued, vocal, voluble, silver-tongued

The speaker's ineloquent delivery rendered the important message incomprehensible.

Despite his extensive knowledge, his ineloquent communication hindered his ability to convey his ideas effectively.

The politician's ineloquent speeches failed to inspire or persuade his audience.

The witness's ineloquent testimony made it difficult for the jury to understand the facts of the case.