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Definitions

Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia

  1. n. The art or science of language; grammar.

Wiktionary

  1. n. The art, skill or science of speech or language.
  2. n. grammar

Etymologies

  1. From speech +‎ -craft. (Wiktionary)

Examples

  • “The construction and content of this - to my ears - mirrored the King/X speechcraft.”

    Archive 2007-02-04

  • “And the speechcraft and even the ideas within are remarkably similar.”

    Archive 2007-02-04

  • “Kathleen Parker's ride on Air Force One should tide her over for a few more bailouts and The One's speechcraft should give Peggy Noonan plenty to praise for the foreseeable future, so the smart money's on Brooks.”

    From On High

  • “Last night's news coverage, at its best, added nuance and context and a sense of consequence to the statecraft and speechcraft that was Obama's articulation of his war strategy.”

    CJR

  • “Naomi Long for her speechcraft and fluent (and combative) contributions to Assembly debates.”

    Slugger O'Toole

  • “ ” This she did several times, muttering to herself, “On the breath, dear child, on the breath,” in imitation of her speechcraft instructor, whom she greatly admired.”

    Death of a Fool

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