| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Banal | common place stale; not fresh trite |
| Terse | brief and to the point almost to the point of rudness |
| Raconteur | gifted talker or stroyteller |
| Euphimism | use of a nice word insted of a terrible or ofensive one |
| Succint | brief and to the point;consise, pithy,terse |
| Hachneyed | banal, overused, commonplace, trite |
| Bombast | high flown,pompous,"wind bag" language |
| Articulate | to speak in a clear and effective way |
| Laconic | using as few words as possible; concise |
| Hyperbole | wild exaggeration |
| Lampoon | verbal ridicule of a person;personal satire |
| Platitude | a tired trite old saying balanity |
| Vociferous | loudly persitatly vocal clamourus |
| Equivocal | open to two or more interpretations |
| Eloquent | extremly expressive jesture or words |
| Loquatious | extremly talkative gabby garrulaous |
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