ineloquently
- adverb
- /ˌɪnɪˈkwɛntli/
- She expressed her feelings about the movie ineloquently, leaving everyone confused about her opinion.
Examples
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The report was written ineloquently, making it difficult for the readers to understand the main points.
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You have said you wrote something "ineloquently."
Blog text (26) -
During the debate, he argued ineloquently, which caused the audience to lose interest quickly.
Synonyms
In a weak way that does not seem believable
In a clumsy way that is not graceful
In a way that shows little skill or experience
In a way that does not express ideas or feelings clearly
In an awkward, clumsy way that is not smooth
In a clumsy way that shows poor skill
In an awkward or wrong way that causes trouble
In a clumsy way that shows little ability
Antonyms
How Eloquent
Surface Forms
Morphology
ineloquently = ineloquent (transparent) = in + eloquent + ly
This is a regular adverb formation from the adjective 'ineloquent' with the standard suffix '-ly'.
Etymology
Ineloquently starts with in- meaning 'not' and the rest is eloquent, from a root meaning 'to speak' and seen in eloquence meaning 'good speaking'. So ineloquently means 'not speaking well', for example when someone cannot say their ideas clearly.