Facundity [noun]

● Articulacy

● Articulateness

● Articulation

● Eloquentness

● Expressiveness

● Expressivity

● Fluency

● Gift of gab

● Oration

● Oratory

● Persuasiveness

● Rhetoric

● Facundity

● Eloquence

● Facound

● Suaviloquy

● Verbality

● Speech

● Perorate

● Verbalist

● Perlocution

● Pauciloquy

● Auditory communication

● Illocution

● Breviloquence

● Laconize

● Expressive style

● Dyslogia

● Laconism

● Disert

● Extradictionary

● Elocute

● Oratory

● Eloquent

● Alloquy

● Dulciloquy

● Diction

● Endophasia

● Pectoriloquy

● Euphuist

● Fluency

● Oratorically

● Oration

● Anacoluthic

● Semimute

● Sermocination

● Pronunciative

● Pseudology

● Orthoepist

● Suaviloquent

● Utterance

● Multiloquy

● Orator

● Speech disorder

● Magniloquence

● Ciceronianism

● Wordish

● Eruditeness

● Speechful

● Rhetoric

● Articulateness

● Idioglossia

● Altiloquent

● Forespeech

● Discourser

● Procinct

● Prelect

● Bombastry

● Subvocalize

● Fluentness

● Readiness

● Afterwit

● Lamprophony

● Prelector

● Epanodos

● Rhetorical device

● Dysphemia

● Hold forth

● Brachyology

● Hypallage

● Subtonic

● Amphilogy

● Auslaut

● Unrhetorical

● Biloquist

● Syllabism

● Sermoning

● Intellected

● Verbale

● Epanadiplosis

● Speechify

● Anlaut

● Vocule

● Utterable

● Enunciable

● Inarticulation

● Morology

● Figure of speech

● Give voice

● Pathognomy

● Preformative

● Haranguer

● Rhetorical

● Language unit

● Anadiplosis

● Declamation

● Exoterics

● Inwit

● Cacozelia

● Ecphonesis

● Cerebricity

● Conversationism