Expressing yourself readily, clearly, effectively.
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So what do you get from the silver-tongued and silver-haired Mr Rogers?
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There was its superb bell tower, and its peal of silver-tongued chimes.
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Yes, how appropriately has the great bard of Time, termed Hope 'silver-tongued.'
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Next came the suggestion from silver-tongued Dorrie, as Annie was silent-
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He was not as bold or as silver-tongued as Tristan MacGregor.
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And she herself, who knew Sebastian for a silver-tongued snake, was not immune.
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Glib, silver-tongued Dexter, with a dry mouth and nothing to say.
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You won't believe how much your silver-tongued boyfriend conned out of the relatives today.
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He left as a gruff Yorkshire lad and came back a smooth, silver-tongued chansonnier.
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On the contrary, he looked with mistrust on silver-tongued orators.
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You must be quite a silver-tongued exhorter, aren't you, Steve?
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She came down-stairs and then underwent the additional purgatory of listening to the silver-tongued farewell.
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More than once the silver-tongued pendule sounded during that somewhat protracted but most agreeable visit.
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His enemies called him "Fog-horn" Spinney; his admirers considered him a silver-tongued orator.
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Once, French pop centred around the peculiar attractions of a silver-tongued Romeo called Johnny Halliday.
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That kind of silver-tongued success has made Kosberg something of a legend in Hollywood circles.