taciturnity (Meaning)

Wordnet

taciturnity (n)

the trait of being uncommunicative; not volunteering anything more than necessary

Webster

Habilual silence, or reserve in speaking.

His taciturnity made him a formidable companion, as his words were always few but impactful.
The taciturnity of the witness left the prosecution with no clear motive for the crime.
Her taciturnity extended beyond social interactions, creating a sense of mystery and intrigue around her.
The taciturnity of the CEO cast a pall over the company meeting, making employees uneasy and uncertain.
In the face of tragedy, his taciturnity was a shield, protecting him from overwhelming emotions.
Their taciturnity on the subject of their relationship left everyone speculating about the nature of their connection.
The detective's taciturnity made him a master of interrogation, as he could extract information without revealing his own hand.
The taciturnity of the old man hinted at a lifetime of secrets and unspoken sorrows.
Her taciturnity in public belied the vivacious personality she displayed in private.
The taciturnity of the artist allowed his work to speak for him, creating masterpieces that transcended words.

the trait of being uncommunicative; not volunteering anything more than necessaryHabilual silence, or reserve in speaking.

reticence,inarticulateness, voicelessness, muteness, speechlessness, inarticulacy, reticency, reserve, dumbness,silence

talking, fluency, speaking,speaking, fluency, volubility, communication, talking, eloquence, communication

His taciturnity made him a formidable companion, as his words were always few but impactful.

The taciturnity of the witness left the prosecution with no clear motive for the crime.

Her taciturnity extended beyond social interactions, creating a sense of mystery and intrigue around her.

The taciturnity of the CEO cast a pall over the company meeting, making employees uneasy and uncertain.