blathers Synonyms
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- squalls
- hooplas
- rows
- shindys
- shindies
- welters
- corroborees
- rackets
- clutters
- pandemoniums
- stews
- hoo-has
- to-dos
- zoos
- williwaws
- hubble-bubbles
- moils
- howls
- kerfuffles
- hubbubs
- coils
- furores
- bustles
- ballyhoos
- flurries
- ruckuses
- alarums-and-excursions
- hoo-hahs
- cacophonies
- bobberies
- whirls
- foofaraws
- roars
- uproars
- tumults
- pothers
- rumpuses
- clamors
- ados
- bluster
- hullabaloos
- splores
- hurlies
- hurricanes
- hurry-skurries
- fun
- ructions
- bothers
- furors
- hurly-burlies
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blathers Meaning
blathers
to talk foolishly at length, stir, commotion, voluble nonsensical or inconsequential talk or writing
blathers Sentence Examples
- His speeches were nothing but empty blathers, devoid of any real substance.
- Instead of providing concrete solutions, the politician resorted to vague blathers about "change" and "progress."
- The meeting descended into chaos as various participants engaged in nonsensical blathers, derailing the agenda.
- She couldn't stand his constant blathers about his accomplishments, which seemed exaggerated at best.
- The CEO's quarterly address was met with eye rolls from employees who had grown tired of his repetitive blathers.
- Despite his efforts to appear informed, his comments came across as mere blathers without any basis in reality.
- The online forum was filled with mindless blathers from anonymous users who had nothing meaningful to contribute.
- The pundit's analysis was dismissed as mere blathers, lacking any depth or insight.
- The journalist's article was criticized for its reliance on gossip and baseless blathers rather than factual reporting.
- His attempts to justify his actions were met with skepticism, as his explanations sounded like rehearsed blathers rather than genuine reflections.
FAQs About the word blathers
to talk foolishly at length, stir, commotion, voluble nonsensical or inconsequential talk or writing
clatters,stirs, storms, noises, disturbances, turmoils, commotions, fusses, squalls, hooplas
hushes, tranquilities, quiets, calms, rests, peaces, tranquillities,quietudes, orders,
His speeches were nothing but empty blathers, devoid of any real substance.
Instead of providing concrete solutions, the politician resorted to vague blathers about "change" and "progress."
The meeting descended into chaos as various participants engaged in nonsensical blathers, derailing the agenda.
She couldn't stand his constant blathers about his accomplishments, which seemed exaggerated at best.
