blether Antonyms
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Meaning of blether
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blether (n)
idle or foolish and irrelevant talk
Wordnet
blether (v)
to talk foolishly
blether Sentence Examples
- When nervous, he tends to blether incessantly about trivial matters.
- Despite her attempts to concentrate, her coworker's constant blether was distracting.
- At social gatherings, he often finds himself engaged in meaningless blether to fill the silence.
- Instead of addressing the issue directly, he chose to engage in aimless blether to avoid confrontation.
- The politician's speech was filled with empty blether, lacking any substantial policy proposals.
- She couldn't stand the blether of the gossiping women at the salon.
- As the meeting dragged on, the CEO's blether became increasingly disconnected from the agenda.
- During long car rides, he entertained himself by listening to the blether of talk radio.
- Despite his best efforts, he couldn't decipher the blether of technical jargon in the manual.
- His blether during the interview revealed his lack of preparation and knowledge about the subject.
FAQs About the word blether
idle or foolish and irrelevant talk, to talk foolishly
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When nervous, he tends to blether incessantly about trivial matters.
Despite her attempts to concentrate, her coworker's constant blether was distracting.
At social gatherings, he often finds himself engaged in meaningless blether to fill the silence.
Instead of addressing the issue directly, he chose to engage in aimless blether to avoid confrontation.
