Adjective:

କଳ୍ପନାକାରୀ |, ଗପସପ, ହାଇପରବୋଲ୍ |, କଥାବାର୍ତ୍ତା |, ମୁଖଫସ୍କା |, ଫଚସ୍ |, ଭାଷଣ,

garrulous's Usage Examples:

She starred as the "garrulous prostitute Manon" in Henri-Georges Clouzot"s Quai des Orfèvres in 1947.

He was described as a garrulous humourist on the basis of a transcript of a speech he gave to the Sheriffs.

his thirties, noted for his acting range, from frenetic intensity and garrulousness through to refined genteel introspection.

"While all the rest of Russia was either apathetic like the peasantry or garrulously at sixes and sevens or given over to violence or fear, the Communists.

that he has been forgiven, and then he resumed "something of his old garrulousness".

The garrulous, easy-going Mr.

Facial hair or baldness in women, stooped posture, cantankerousness, garrulousness, red or yellow eyes, infertility, and talking to oneself are some of.

has trained extensively for a life of adventure but is hampered by garrulousness and a weakness for drink and women.

Thus, after writing and garrulously chatting I often feel I have surely done something tremendously pointless.

Hackett was described by The New York Times as six foot four and garrulous, profane, and quick with a barked retort or a mischievous joke.

Synonyms include wordiness, verbiage, prolixity, grandiloquence, garrulousness, expatiation, logorrhea.

features verbal energy which brings to mind a garrulous exchange between gossipers.

"Bachchan seizes upon his cranky character part, making Bashkor as garrulously funny in his theories on caste and marriage as his system is backed-up.

Synonyms:

voluble, talky, chatty, talkative, gabby, loquacious,

Antonyms:

buttoned-up, concise, uncommunicative, discreet, taciturn,