Loquacity, talkativeness; indiscretion or rashness in speech.
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| 释义 | the mind > language > speech > loquacity or talkativeness > [noun] (265) overspeecheOE Loquacity, talkativeness; indiscretion or rashness in speech. tongue-itch1540 multiloquy1542 Talkativeness, loquaciousness. long tongue1557 colloquial (chiefly regional in later use). An excessive talkativeness or loquacity; a tendency to speak out of turn or reveal secrets. Frequently in… garrulity1581 The quality of being garrulous, loquaciousness. slipperiness1589 Inclination to babble or talk. rare. polylogy1602 Loquacity, talkativeness; verbosity; an instance of this. volubility1602 The character or state of being voluble in speech; great fluency of language; readiness of speech; garrulousness. loquacity1603 The condition or quality of being loquacious; talkativeness. Also plural, instances of this. lubricity1603 figurative. Volubility, glibness. Obsolete. tonguiness1607 overspeakinga1610 An act or the action of overspeaking; exaggeration; garrulousness. talkativeness1609 The quality or state of being talkative. philology1623 Chiefly depreciative. Love of talk or argument. Obsolete. tongue-vice1628 glibness1633 Fluency, volubility. futility1640 Talkativeness, loquacity, inability to hold one's tongue. Cf. futile, adj. 3. Obsolete. linguacity1656 Talkativeness, loquacity. Cf. linguosity, n. garrulousness1727 linguosity1727 Talkativeness, loquacity. Cf. linguacity, n. loquaciousness1727 multiloquiousness1727 = multiloquence, n. jaw1748 Vulgar loquacity; esp. ‘cheeky’ or impudent talk; also, colloquial, a talk, a speech, a lecture, an address; a long talk, incessant chatter. Frequent… multiloquence1760 Excessive talkativeness or loquaciousness; prolixity. flippancy1789 The quality of being flippant; esp. disposition to trifle, frivolity; occasionally in earlier use, Volubility. verbal diarrhoea1808 the habit or trait of talking or (now less commonly) writing excessively or verbosely; extreme verbosity; (later more usually) excessive talk… magpiety1832 Talkativeness, garrulity (esp. on religious or moral topics); affected piety. big mouth1834 a talkative, indiscreet, or boastful person; (also) loquacity, boastful talk. pleniloquence1838 Loquacity; excessive speaking. chattiness1876 The quality of being chatty. open-mouthedness1883 gabbiness1887 The quality of being gabby or talkative; talkative character or nature; garrulousness; volubility. Formerly also: †the fact of producing a great… garrulance1890 = garrulity, n. irreticence1919 The condition of being irreticent. With an and plural: an instance of this. talkiness1934 wordiness, verbosity. ear-bashing1945 A prolonged lecture or reprimand. Also as a mass noun: incessant talking or haranguing. mee-mawing1974 The action of mee-maw, v.; spec. the action of making exaggerated movements with the lips when speaking, esp. in order to be understood above a loud… Subcategories:— readiness of tongue (1) — chatter (73) — chattering (34) — talking too much (4) — speaking at great length or tedious lengthiness (4) — large quantity of talk (1) — detaining in conversation (2) — vulgar or cheeky (1) — talkative person (106) — talent for speaking (1) — rapid movement (in speech) (1) |
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