Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

churchillian

adjective

/tʃɜːrˈtʃɪliən/

Definition

Characteristic of the rhetoric or style of Winston Churchill, particularly in its eloquence and power.

Examples

His churchillian speeches inspired the nation during times of crisis.
The author adopted a churchillian tone in his writing, aiming to motivate and rally his readers.

Meaning

Describing a style of oratory or writing that is marked by boldness, eloquence, and persuasive strength, often associated with leadership and patriotism.