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What is another word for rhetorics?

Pronunciation: [ɹˈɛtəɹˌɪks] (IPA)

Rhetorics is a term that refers to the art of persuasive speaking or writing. It involves using language effectively to convey ideas, opinions, or arguments in an influential manner. Some possible synonyms for rhetorics include oratory, elocution, public speaking, debate, persuasion, discourse, argumentation, and language arts. Each of these terms describes a different aspect of the art of communication, whether it be the delivery of a speech, the ability to engage in constructive dialogue, or the mastery of linguistic techniques. All of these synonyms for rhetorics emphasize the importance of effective communication as a means of conveying information and ideas to others.
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  • It lies deep in our habits, confirmed by all manner of educational and other arrangements for several centuries back, to consider human talent as best of all evincing itself by the faculty of eloquent speech. Our earliest schoolmasters teach us, as the one gift of culture they have, the art of spelling and pronouncing, the rules of correct speech; rhetorics, logics follow, sublime mysteries of grammar, whereby we may not only speak but write. And onward to the last of our schoolmasters in the highest university, it is still intrinsically grammar, under various figures grammar. To speak in various languages, on various things, but on all of them to speak, and appropriately deliver ourselves by tongue or pen,—this is the sublime goal towards which all manner of beneficent preceptors and learned professors, from the lowest hornbook upwards, are continually urging and guiding us.
    Thomas Carlyle

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