gabbling (Meaning)

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gabbling (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Gabble

No weak antonyms found.

The politician gabbled through their speech, leaving the audience bewildered.
The excited children gabbled excitedly about their upcoming trip.
The radio announcer gabbled out the news headlines at an alarming pace.
The old woman gabbled incoherently to herself, lost in her own thoughts.
The teacher tried to quiet the students who were gabbling away during class.
The television reporter gabbled out a summary of the events of the day.
The nervous candidate gabbled their answer to the interview question.
The birdfeeder was filled with sparrows, all gabbling and chirping noisily.
The salesman gabbled on about the features of the product, trying to convince the customer to buy.
The gossip column was full of juicy tidbits that everyone was gabbling about.

of Gabble

chattering, jabbering, babbling, babble, gabble,drivelling, prattle, chatter, prattling, maundering

pronouncing, articulating, pronouncing, articulating, enunciating,enunciating,

The politician gabbled through their speech, leaving the audience bewildered.

The excited children gabbled excitedly about their upcoming trip.

The radio announcer gabbled out the news headlines at an alarming pace.

The old woman gabbled incoherently to herself, lost in her own thoughts.