elszókkal

elszókkal is a Hungarian word that translates to "with words" or "verbally" in English. It describes an action or communication that is carried out through spoken language rather than through deeds, writing, or other means. The term can imply that something is being done merely through speech, potentially without corresponding action or substance.

For example, if someone is described as elszókkal convincing another person, it suggests they are using arguments and rhetoric to persuade them, rather than demonstrating or proving something. It can also be used to contrast a situation where discussions are happening with one where concrete steps are being taken. The nuance of elszókkal often depends on the context in which it is used, sometimes carrying a slightly dismissive tone if the verbal aspect is seen as insufficient on its own. It highlights the power and limitations of spoken communication.