What is another word for furor loquendi?
Pronunciation: [fjˈʊ͡əɹə ləkwˈɛndɪ] (IPA) 
Furor loquendi, a Latin phrase, refers to the passion for speaking or the urge to express oneself. There are several synonyms for this phrase that encapsulate the liberation and enthusiasm of speaking, such as elocution, articulation, and declamation. Another synonym is loquacity, which describes the tendency to speak freely and often. Oratory and rhetoric could also be used as synonyms as well, as they both describe the art of communicating messages through a public speech. The term verbosity refers to the use of excessive words and information in a discussion, which could also be related to furor loquendi. All of these synonyms express the passion for speaking, expressing thoughts and ideas, and the desire to be heard.
