rhetorician:
(plural: ‘rhetoricians‘: for the right pronunciation, please click here)
‘rhetoric’ = the art or study of speaking, writing or using a language effectively and persuasively — for an article that explains why we need rhetoric in our daily life, please click here
an expert in or teacher of rhetoric;
a person whose speech or writing is very effective and makes people appreciate it,
an over-enthusiastic rhetorician
e.g.
You may have already understood that I’m not a good rhetorician.
It’s a surprising revelation that we all become rhetoricians in our daily life while involved in such simple activities as buying or selling a car, passing an interview, getting things done by officers in different departments and so on!
During their election campaigns, politicians engage show business celebrities as well as rhetoricians to get the attention of the masses… celebrities with their dazzling looks and rhetoricians with their eloquent speeches.
For an article that gives us some examples of rhetoric, please click here, for an article that shows us how this word is found in some university news bullitens, please click here and for a news article that shows us how we come across this word in our daily browsing, please click here.
