speechworthy

English

Etymology

From speech +‎ -worthy.

Adjective

speechworthy (comparative speechworthier or more speechworthy, superlative speechworthiest or most speechworthy)

1. Worthy of speech or of being spoken.
   • 1988, Proceedings of the american catholic philosophical association:

     Further, whatever is speechworthy, whatever can be understood, is language.

2. Fit for a speech.
   • 2002, Gordon Fraser, Antimatter: The Ultimate Mirror:

     [...] something most delegates would be able to appreciate at face value, and Llewellyn Smith had earmarked it as being speechworthy.