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eloquence

noun
Oratory; the act or the art of speaking well, or with fluency and elegance. Eloquence comprehends a good elocution or utterance; correct; appropriate and rich expressions, with fluency, animation and suitable action. Hence eloquence is adapted to please, affect and persuade. Demosthenes in Greece, Cicero in Rome, lord Chatham and Burke in Great Britain, were distinguished for their eloquence in declamation, debate or argument.

eloquence

The power of speaking with fluency and elegance.

eloquence

Elegant language, uttered with fluency and animation. She uttereth piercing eloquence.

eloquence

It is sometimes applied to written language.