1565. Cooper, Thesaurus, s.v. Incolo, A rude style without eloquence: vneloquent.
1603. Florio, Montaigne, III. x. 605. If they once conceive a hatred against an Orator…, the next day he becommeth barbarous and vneloquent.
1642. Gauden, Serm., 63. Innocence is often timorous, uneloquent, unexpert.
1885. Pennell, Fishing, 241. The foregoing description, however uneloquent, may give … a faint idea of what every lover of the sport feels on rising and hooking a salmon.
