twaddles (Meaning)

twaddles

prate, babble, silly idle talk, something insignificant or worthless, one that twaddles

No weak antonyms found.

The old man's speech was filled with meaningless twaddles that nobody paid attention to.
Instead of offering insightful commentary, the pundit resorted to twaddles to fill the airwaves.
The politician's campaign promises were dismissed as mere twaddles by the skeptical public.
The self-proclaimed expert's book was nothing but a collection of twaddles with no factual basis.
The bored audience grew restless as the speaker continued to spout twaddles without any substance.
She rolled her eyes at the salesman's twaddles, seeing through his attempts to manipulate her.
The professor refused to tolerate students' twaddles during class discussions, insisting on thoughtful contributions.
The blog post was criticized for its reliance on clichés and twaddles instead of offering original insights.
Despite the author's attempts to convey profundity, the novel was littered with twaddles and platitudes.
The comedian's routine was full of silly twaddles that elicited little more than polite chuckles from the audience.

prate, babble, silly idle talk, something insignificant or worthless, one that twaddles

drool, stupidity,nonsense, rubbish, nuts, silliness, garbage, blah, fiddle-faddle, buncombe

rationality, common sense, sense, reasonableness, discernment, judgment, judgement, reasonability,sensibleness, horse sense

The old man's speech was filled with meaningless twaddles that nobody paid attention to.

Instead of offering insightful commentary, the pundit resorted to twaddles to fill the airwaves.

The politician's campaign promises were dismissed as mere twaddles by the skeptical public.

The self-proclaimed expert's book was nothing but a collection of twaddles with no factual basis.