Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
ciceronian
adjective
/ˌsɪsəˈroʊniən/
Definition
Of or pertaining to the style of the ancient Roman orator Cicero, characterized by eloquence and rhetorical skill.
Examples
- The lawyer’s ciceronian eloquence captivated the jury.
- Her ciceronian prose left a lasting impression at the literary event.
- He studied Cicero to improve his own ciceronian skills in public speaking.
Meaning
Ciceronian refers to an elegant and persuasive style of writing or speaking that is reminiscent of the techniques used by Cicero, known for his ability to articulate ideas effectively.
Synonyms
- eloquent
- rhetorical
- persuasive
- articulate
