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glibness's Usage Examples:

Veronica Guerin is disappointing in its lazy glibness; it wastes a somber and heroic story that could have made a fine movie.

see intelligence and discretion undone so thoroughly by glibness and grossness.

of standards, and actually mines them for something beyond their usual glibness of theme and variations.

one craft, that is to call to God", and those that make a living by the glibness of their tongues.

some of the modern news media"s ugliest biases", of which he says are glibness, amplification, and sensationalism.

fumbles, or to see intelligence and discretion undone so thoroughly by glibness and grossness.

Kent Brockman, Springfield"s principal news presenter illustrates the glibness, amplification, and sensationalism of broadcast journalism.

Maslin, reviewing the For Everyman album in 1973 in Rolling Stone, the "glibness gets out of hand" with the song, which, she writes, "sounds like too deliberate.

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Geoffrey Himes of The Washington Post added, "There was an unmistakable glibness about his self-titled debut last year, but his new piano trio recording.

other people: People with antisocial personality disorder tend to display glibness, a type of superficial charm that provides them a grandiose sense of self-worth.

"Alban Nikolai Herbst", found more unsettling depths beneath apparent glibness.

Lemmon"s on film, since the character"s glibness comes too close to the actor"s usual screen persona.

Synonyms:

slickness, superficiality, shallowness,

Antonyms:

profoundness, roughness, deepness, profundity,