prattle (Meaning)

Wordnet

prattle (n)

idle or foolish and irrelevant talk

Wordnet

speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly

No weak antonyms found.

The child's incessant prattle filled the quiet room.
The birdsong outside her window was a pleasant prattle that calmed her nerves.
I had to tune out the prattle of my coworkers to focus on my task.
The politician's prattle about economic growth seemed empty and insincere.
The chattering and prattle of the crowd created a cacophony of sound.
Her mother would often prattle on about the importance of good manners.
The gossip columnist's prattle was full of juicy tidbits and salacious rumors.
The senator's prattle about bipartisanship was a thinly veiled attempt to avoid taking a stand.
I found it difficult to engage in intelligent conversation amidst the constant prattle.
The sound of the waves prattling against the shore was soothing and meditative.

idle or foolish and irrelevant talk, speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly

burble,babble, chatter, nonsense, jabber, gabble, gibber, clatter, double-talk, drivel

articulate, pronounce, pronounce,articulate, enunciate,enunciate,

The child's incessant prattle filled the quiet room.

The birdsong outside her window was a pleasant prattle that calmed her nerves.

I had to tune out the prattle of my coworkers to focus on my task.

The politician's prattle about economic growth seemed empty and insincere.