suaviloquent

English

Etymology

From Latin suaviloquens (“sweet-spoken, suaviloquent”), from suavis (“sweet”) + loquens (“speaking”).

Adjective

suaviloquent (comparative more suaviloquent, superlative most suaviloquent)

  1. Sweetly speaking; using agreeable speech.
    Her new book was most suaviloquent.
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