Definition of Rhetorical
Rhetorical
Rhet·o·ri·cal
Definition/Meaning
(adjective)
Relating to or using language that is impressive but not sincere.
e.g. The politician's rhetorical questions were meant to sway public opinion.
(adjective)
relating to the techniques of communicating effectively in speech and/or writing;
e.g. Reading well-written books can be a way to learn new rhetorical techniques.
(adjective)
using techniques of communication that are aimed at impressing one's listener(s) and/or convincing them of something, tending to use very expressive and often exaggerated language;
e.g. She adopted a bold and rhetorical style when addressing her supporters.
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