bavardage Synonyms
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bavardage Meaning
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bavardage (n.)
Much talking; prattle; chatter.
bavardage Sentence Examples
- The idle chatter of the bavardage filled the room, drowning out any meaningful conversation.
- Her constant bavardage grated on his nerves, making it impossible for him to concentrate.
- The hushed whispers and idle bavardage created a distracting atmosphere in the library.
- The politician's empty bavardage failed to impress the electorate, who longed for genuine substance.
- The bavardage of the gossip column occupied a prominent place in the newspaper, catering to the prurient interests of readers.
- The afternoon tea party was filled with the incessant bavardage of old ladies reminiscing about their past.
- The chatter and bavardage of the crowd subsided as the concert commenced.
- The students' bavardage filled the hallways, making it difficult for the teachers to conduct their classes.
- The bavardage of the street vendors filled the air, advertising their wares with colorful and exaggerated language.
- The radio talk show host filled the airwaves with his relentless bavardage, spouting opinions with little regard for facts.
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Much talking; prattle; chatter.
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The idle chatter of the bavardage filled the room, drowning out any meaningful conversation.
Her constant bavardage grated on his nerves, making it impossible for him to concentrate.
The hushed whispers and idle bavardage created a distracting atmosphere in the library.
The politician's empty bavardage failed to impress the electorate, who longed for genuine substance.
