Rhetoric
Pronunciation: /ˈrɛtərɪk/
Rhetoric (noun)
- the art of using language to convince or influence people.
- language that sounds important but has little meaning or truth.
- the study of techniques for effective speaking and writing.
Examples
- The politician's rhetoric swayed many voters.
- Her rhetoric inspired the audience to take action.
Common collocations: powerful rhetoric, use rhetoric, master of rhetoric, empty rhetoric, political rhetoric