driveler (Meaning)

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driveler (n.)

A slaverer; a slabberer; an idiot; a fool.

No weak antonyms found.

The speaker's reputation suffered as he was dismissed as a mere driveler of gossip.
The driveler at the bar would not stop babbling about his improbable adventures.
The political debate was marred by the presence of a notorious driveler who offered nothing of substance.
I couldn't take the conversation seriously with that driveler constantly interrupting with irrelevant anecdotes.
The audience grew restless as the driveler on stage rambled aimlessly, failing to make a coherent point.
In the court of public opinion, the accused was depicted as a manipulative driveler, skilled in the art of deception.
His reputation as a respected journalist was tarnished when he resorted to driveler in his articles.
The driveler's incessant chatter grated on the nerves of those around him, making meaningful conversation impossible.
Despite his attempts to be taken seriously, he was dismissed as a mere driveler by his peers.
The novel was criticized for its reliance on clichés and stereotypes, with one reviewer describing the author as a driveler lacking originality.

A slaverer; a slabberer; an idiot; a fool.

garbage, twaddle, stupidity, blah, silliness, rubbish, drool, nuts,nonsense, fiddle

reasonableness, sense, sense, reasonableness, rationality,rationality, reasonability, discernment, common sense, judgment

The speaker's reputation suffered as he was dismissed as a mere driveler of gossip.

The driveler at the bar would not stop babbling about his improbable adventures.

The political debate was marred by the presence of a notorious driveler who offered nothing of substance.

I couldn't take the conversation seriously with that driveler constantly interrupting with irrelevant anecdotes.