speechstyle

noun
UK /ˈspiːtʃ.staɪl/
US /ˈspitʃ.staɪl/

The way a person talks when they speak.

Her speechstyle is calm and slow, so everyone listens carefully.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The special way a character or group is written to sound in a story.

The writer gave the old wizard a slow, mysterious speechstyle.

3. The formal way someone speaks in public, like a leader or teacher.

His speechstyle during the speech was strong and clear.

4. The pattern of words and pauses a person uses when they are nervous or excited.

You could tell she was excited by her fast speechstyle.