Plural of cicero; can refer to multiple people named Cicero, or informally to skilled orators or eloquent speakers reminiscent of the famous Roman.
Plural of Cicero, the proper name of the Roman orator (Marcus Tullius Cicero). Used informally to describe people who speak with Ciceronian eloquence.
Calling someone a 'cicero' is like calling them a 'wordsmith king'—it's a compliment comparing them to arguably history's greatest public speaker!
As a plural nominalization of the proper name Cicero, it applies the singular masculine historical figure's identity to multiple contexts or people.
If used metaphorically for eloquent speakers, clarify gender-neutrality and avoid reinforcing 'eloquence = masculine'.
["eloquent speakers","great orators"]
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