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smooth-spoken adj
speaking or spoken in a gently persuasive or competent manner ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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I told the smooth-spoken gentleman from Scotland Yard so--Mr. He had said it again in New York, when the smooth-spoken agent had taken them in hand and made them pay such high prices, and almost prevented their leaving his place, in spite of their paying. They said that there were two constables, in a town a little piece ahead, who would go in with 'em to get 'em taken up, and the young woman was to be taken before a judge; and one of the fellows, who is small and smooth-spoken, was to swear to her for his property, and get her delivered over to him to take south. |
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