Adjective:

घुंघनेवाला, बकवादी, आलापप्रिय, बातूनी,

voluble's Usage Examples:

He had just left the room in which I sat with Basil Grant and his brother Rupert, the voluble amateur detective.

voluble people.

Oh, and a journalist, specially solicited for his renowned and voluble skepticism, Jack Parlabane.

Certainly, in media interviews the normally voluble economics graduate was virtually monosyllabic, his face resembling an Easter Island statue.

voluble member of that Committee- John Bercow (Buckingham) (Con ): And valuable.

Of Sulpicius as an orator, Cicero says (Brutus, 55): "He was by far the most dignified of all the orators I have heard, and, so to speak, the most tragic; his voice was loud, but at the same time sweet and clear; his gestures were full of grace; his language was rapid and voluble, but not redundant or diffuse; he tried to imitate Crassus, but lacked his charm."

Spaniards are reputed to be among Europe 's most voluble people.

Industrial Contamination: Industries often use voluble chemicals like solvents and heavy metals like lead in their processes.

Whenever I visited Roosevelt on official business, I found a man adroit, voluble, assured and smiling.

John Tanner (Juan Tenor) is a voluble exponent of Schopenhauer and Nietzsche, who finally falls a victim to the life force in Ann.

Synonyms:

communicative, talky, chatty, talkative, garrulous, prolix, gabby, communicatory, loquacious,

Antonyms:

discreet, inarticulate, concise, taciturn, uncommunicative,