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The phrase "articulate and knowledgeable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who expresses themselves clearly and has a good understanding of a subject.
Example: "During the presentation, she was both articulate and knowledgeable, impressing everyone with her insights."
Alternatives: "eloquent and informed" or "clear-spoken and well-informed".
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He's articulate and knowledgeable — he's somewhat intelligent.
He is articulate and knowledgeable, if wooden, on the stump.
The primary spokespeople, Wynton Marsalis and Gary Giddins, were very articulate and knowledgeable.
Morgan was articulate and knowledgeable and, while conducting the tour, managed to offhandedly let them know she was the captain of the field hockey team, editor of the yearbook, and had applied early decision to Princeton.
Malvo, he said, "is articulate and knowledgeable on those tapes.
A former college history professor, Gingrich is articulate and knowledgeable.
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To a person, they were articulate, thoughtful and knowledgeable about their challenges and opportunities.
Both these patients were highly articulate, assertive, and knowledgeable about services, and took a leading role in determining the course of their treatment and the type of services they received.
I know that the university can do that". Quinn, looking trim and youthful, sporting short, curly red hair and a ready smile, appears articulate, confident, knowledgeable and--above all--enthusiastic.
Knowledgeable, articulate and funny".
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articulate and full
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articulate and funny
articulate and textured
articulate and lively
articulate and independent-minded
articulate and guarded
articulate and gregarious
articulate and engaging
articulate and hard-line
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