blither (Meaning)

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blither (v)

to talk foolishly

No weak antonyms found.

He tends to blither on endlessly about topics he knows little about, much to the annoyance of his friends.
I wish she would stop blithering and get to the point of her argument.
His blither remarks often left people confused rather than enlightened.
Despite his efforts to sound knowledgeable, his speech was mostly blither and lacked substance.
The politician's blithering excuses failed to convince the public of his innocence.
Don't listen to his blithering; he doesn't know what he's talking about.
She rolled her eyes at his blithering attempts to charm her with empty compliments.
The teacher grew frustrated with the student's blithering excuses for not completing the assignment.
His blithering about conspiracy theories only served to alienate those around him.
The blithering of the gossiping neighbors could be heard echoing through the street.

to talk foolishly

nuts, garbage, muck, blah,nonsense, drool, rubbish, silliness, stupidity, malarkey

sensibleness, reasonableness, common sense, sense, sense, sensibleness, reasonableness, common sense, rationality,rationality

He tends to blither on endlessly about topics he knows little about, much to the annoyance of his friends.

I wish she would stop blithering and get to the point of her argument.

His blither remarks often left people confused rather than enlightened.

Despite his efforts to sound knowledgeable, his speech was mostly blither and lacked substance.