fast-talker Antonyms
Meaning of fast-talker
fast-talker
to influence or persuade by fluent, facile, and usually deceptive or tricky talk
fast-talker Sentence Examples
- The salesman was such a fast-talker that I signed the contract without fully understanding its terms.
- The politician's fast-talking and empty promises left voters feeling cynical.
- The lawyer's fast-talking convinced the jury to acquit his client despite the overwhelming evidence.
- The con artist was a fast-talker who swindled elderly people out of their savings.
- The salesman was a smooth talker who could sell anything, even to those who didn't need it.
- The fast-talking recruiter promised a lucrative job but failed to deliver.
- The car salesman was a fast-talker who could make a boring car sound exciting.
- The fast-talking child talked her parents into buying her a new toy.
- The politician was a fast-talker who said whatever people wanted to hear, but never followed through on his promises.
- The thief was a fast-talker who distracted his victim while he stole their wallet.
FAQs About the word fast-talker
to influence or persuade by fluent, facile, and usually deceptive or tricky talk
fox, wheeler-dealer, faker, slicker, knave, imposter, slickster, rascal, rogue,smoothie
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The salesman was such a fast-talker that I signed the contract without fully understanding its terms.
The politician's fast-talking and empty promises left voters feeling cynical.
The lawyer's fast-talking convinced the jury to acquit his client despite the overwhelming evidence.
The con artist was a fast-talker who swindled elderly people out of their savings.
