loquacious (Meaning)

Wordnet

loquacious (s)

full of trivial conversation

Webster

Given to continual talking; talkative; garrulous.

Speaking; expressive.

Apt to blab and disclose secrets.

The loquacious salesman had an endless supply of persuasive words.
The professor's loquacity captivated the students throughout the lecture.
The politician's loquacious speeches often exceeded their allocated time slot.
The reporter's loquacity hindered her ability to condense complex stories into concise articles.
The loquacious neighbor was known to talk for hours on end without giving others a chance to speak.
The loquacious child would often interrupt adults with their incessant chatter.
The loquacious host welcomed guests into their home with a torrent of words.
The loquacious actor's monologues were known to last for several minutes.
The loquacious lawyer's opening statement in court was so eloquent that it swayed the jury.
The loquacious novelist's books were filled with intricate prose and lengthy descriptions.

full of trivial conversationGiven to continual talking; talkative; garrulous., Speaking; expressive., Apt to blab and disclose secrets.

talkative, communicative, vocal,conversational, garrulous, outspoken, outgoing, talky, gabby, chatty

uncommunicative, laconic, silent, reserved, shy, taciturn, reticent, quiet, reserved,laconic

The loquacious salesman had an endless supply of persuasive words.

The professor's loquacity captivated the students throughout the lecture.

The politician's loquacious speeches often exceeded their allocated time slot.

The reporter's loquacity hindered her ability to condense complex stories into concise articles.