Ciceronianism is the term used to describe the Latin writing style of the great Roman orator, Cicero. Some synonyms for Ciceronianism include Ciceronian, Cicero-like, and Ciceronian rhetoric. Other terms that may be used to describe this style of writing include elegant, ornate, and complex. Ciceronianism is characterized by its use of elaborate language, extensive use of literary devices, and emphasis on the personal and the subjective. It is a style that can be both beautiful and difficult to read, but it has had a profound impact on the development of Latin literature and classical rhetoric, and it remains an important area of study in the humanities today.