This expression means to defend your position strongly and not back down.
"fight your corner"
A person skilled in crafting beautiful language can be called this.
wordsmith
When someone feels trapped or caught, they may use this word.
ensnare
A concise way of saying someone’s attention was captured is this phrase.
sit up and take notice
This term means to defend yourself in an argument or debate.
fight your corner
If you refuse to resist an unfair situation, you're said to do this.
take something lying down
A person who speaks fluently and persuasively is described with this adjective.
eloquent
This type of reporting or language aims to address important issues directly.
hard-hitting
To draw attention to an issue or person is described by this expression.
shine a spotlight on
hard-hitting
When you blame one thing for causing another, you do this.
put something down to something
Someone who has a talent for expressing ideas effectively has this quality.
have a way with words
To change your decision or not honor a promise is to do this.
go back on your word
A statement or appearance that’s misleading in its simplicity is described as this.
deceptively
Say something that one has wanted to say for a long time, resulting in a feeling of relief.
Sharing information informally, often between friends, is called this.
word of mouth"
This term describes someone whose speech is abrupt and often rude.
curt
The act of facing challenges with determination and bravery can be described as this.
unflinchingly
Someone who speaks with clarity and precision is often said to be this.
articulate
This phrase means attributing one outcome to a specific cause.
put something down to something
To confess something that’s bothering you is described by this phrase.
get something off your chest"
If your explanation is unnecessarily complicated, it could be described this way.
convoluted
A state of extreme confusion or disorder is often referred to by this word.
turmoil
When you avoid expressing your true feelings or opinions, you do this.
hold back
for want of a better word