Eloquence.

Elegance or eloquence of language. Obsolete.

Elegance of language or literary style. Cf. elegance, n. 1a. Now rare.

With reference to language or literary style: harmonious simplicity and tasteful appropriateness in the choice and arrangement of words; freedom…

Eloquence.

The quality of being pleasing; attractiveness, charm; esp. (in later use) refined elegance of manner, expression, form, or movement, esp. regarded…

Of written or spoken language: pleasant and light-hearted courtesy or elegance of tone. Obsolete.

The quality of being skilfully expressed; elegance of language or style. Now rare.

Beauty of style produced by a skilful connection of words and clauses; hence, more generally, studied beauty, elegance, neatness of literary or…

Used for: A good, choice or fine style.

compt quality or state, trimness.

Intellectual refinement; polish, elegance, good taste. Obsolete.

In generalized sense: Those features of literary composition which belong to form and expression rather than to the substance of the thought or…

Delicate beauty, elegance, gracefulness; neatness, deftness.

In traditional Japanese Court culture, esp. poetry and, later, the No play, a hidden quality of graceful beauty or mystery; profound aestheticism.

With the. The fact or principle of having an elegantly simple appearance or presentation; unostentatious beauty.