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dictate
Definition: to speak aloud in order that one’s words may be copied or recorded
Sentence: I don’t like to dictate people words.
Syn: demand
locution
Definition: a style or action of speaking
Sentence: everyone has a different locution.
evocative
Definition: calling forth a vivid image or impression
Sentence: the judge told the defendant the he need to show the evocative evidence.
Syn: suggestive
exclamatory
Definition: having a forceful, excited, or emotional tone
Sentence: I get a exclamatory emotions when the EAGLES play.
malediction
Definition: a recital of words intended to harm; a curse
Sentence: there are people who can malediction on other people.
Eloquent
Definition: powerful and expressive
Sentence: there are some very eloquent people in the world.
Syn: articulate ant: ineffective
equivocate
Definition: to use misleading or confusing language
Sentence: people come into are country speaking equivocate.
Syn: evade
declaim
Definition: to speak loudly and with feeling
Sentence: preachers declaim in church.
benediction
Definition: a blessing
Sentence: I would say that I have had many benediction things in my life.
colloquial
Definition: of or related to informal speech; conversational
Sentence: people have a colloquial everyday.
Syn: idiomatic
advocate
Definition: to argue in favor of
Sentence: I like to advocate of my parents
Syn: supporter ant: enemy
clamorous
Definition: characterized by a loud noise or outcry
Sentence: some animals are clamorous.
Syn: ear-splitting ant: quiet