blather (Meaning)
blather (n)
foolish gibberish
blather (v)
to talk foolishly
blather (v. i. & t.)
To talk foolishly, or nonsensically.
blather (n.)
Voluble, foolish, or nonsensical talk; -- often in the pl.
Synonyms & Antonyms of blather
Synonyms:
- hurry-skurry
- uproar
- rumpus
- hoo-ha
- whirl
- splore
- foofaraw
- hubble-bubble
- hullabaloo
- bustle
- tumult
- coil
- shindy
- clutter
- fun
- hoo-hah
- welter
- clatter
- kerfuffle
- stew
- ruction
- ballyhoo
- squall
- pandemonium
- hubbub
- flurry
- cacophony
- bluster
- bother
- zoo
- to-do
- hurly-burly
- helter-skelter
- furor
- roar
- pother
- alarums and excursions
- hurricane
- ruckus
- bobbery
- corroboree
- hoopla
- furore
- ado
- storm
- row
Antonyms:
blather Sentence Examples
- Every time he opened his mouth, it seemed like all that came out was meaningless blather.
- Instead of addressing the issue directly, he resorted to nonsensical blather.
- The politician's speech was filled with empty blather, devoid of any concrete plans.
- I couldn't concentrate on the lecture because of the professor's incessant blather.
- She tuned out her coworker's mindless blather and focused on her work instead.
- His blather about the future of technology lacked any real substance.
- The radio host's early morning blather was the perfect background noise while getting ready for the day.
- Despite his attempts to impress the group, his conversation turned into aimless blather.
- The salesman's blather failed to convince anyone to buy his product.
- The meeting dragged on as the boss continued to blather on about irrelevant topics.
FAQs About the word blather
foolish gibberish, to talk foolishlyTo talk foolishly, or nonsensically., Voluble, foolish, or nonsensical talk; -- often in the pl.
commotion, disturbance, fuss, stir, noise, turmoil, hurry, racket, hurry-skurry, uproar
rest, quiet, hush, tranquillity, rest, calm, hush, quiet, peace, peace
Every time he opened his mouth, it seemed like all that came out was meaningless blather.
Instead of addressing the issue directly, he resorted to nonsensical blather.
The politician's speech was filled with empty blather, devoid of any concrete plans.
I couldn't concentrate on the lecture because of the professor's incessant blather.
