fast-talking (Meaning)

fast-talking

to influence or persuade by fluent, facile, and usually deceptive or tricky talk

No weak antonyms found.

The fast-talking salesman effortlessly persuaded us into making a purchase we hadn't planned for.
The fast-talking politician delivered a speech that left us feeling both enthralled and a little overwhelmed.
The fast-talking con artist skillfully manipulated us into parting ways with our money.
The fast-talking auctioneer had a remarkable ability to keep the bidding fast-paced and exciting.
The fast-talking defendant charmed the jury with his quick wit and smooth delivery.
The fast-talking reporter managed to get an exclusive interview with the celebrity by using his persuasive tactics.
The fast-talking teenager talked his way into being hired at the local grocery store, despite his lack of experience.
The fast-talking lawyer argued his case with such conviction that the judge couldn't help but be impressed.
The fast-talking car salesman used his gift of gab to sell cars that were far from pristine condition.
The fast-talking telemarketer tried to sell us a product that we didn't need or want, but we hung up before they could finish their pitch.

to influence or persuade by fluent, facile, and usually deceptive or tricky talk

inducing, prevailing (on or upon), talking (into), urging, exhorting, entreating, convincing, alluring, seducing, luring

deterring,discouraging, dissuading,unselling,

The fast-talking salesman effortlessly persuaded us into making a purchase we hadn't planned for.

The fast-talking politician delivered a speech that left us feeling both enthralled and a little overwhelmed.

The fast-talking con artist skillfully manipulated us into parting ways with our money.

The fast-talking auctioneer had a remarkable ability to keep the bidding fast-paced and exciting.