verbigerate (Meaning)

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verbigerate (v. i.)

To talk; chat.

To repeat a word or sentence, in speaking or writing, without wishing to do so or in spite of efforts to cease.

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The patient's speech had become increasingly verbigerated, characterized by repetitive and meaningless utterances.
The child's autism spectrum disorder manifested as verbigeration, where they would repeat certain words or phrases over and over.
The drug-induced psychosis caused the individual to verbigerate, uttering incomprehensible and disjointed sentences.
The psychiatrist observed the patient's verbigeration as a symptom of severe depression.
Schizophrenia was suspected when the patient exhibited verbigeration, echolalia, and delusions.
The dementia patient's verbigeration was a distressing sign of cognitive decline.
Despite repeated attempts to redirect the conversation, the individual continued to verbigerate, making it difficult to engage in meaningful dialogue.
The verbigeration interfered with the patient's ability to communicate effectively and express their thoughts and feelings.
The therapist employed behavioral techniques to reduce the patient's verbigeration and improve their speech patterns.
The verbigeration eventually subsided with medication and therapy, allowing the patient to regain control over their speech and engage in more meaningful communication.

To talk; chat., To repeat a word or sentence, in speaking or writing, without wishing to do so or in spite of efforts to cease.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The patient's speech had become increasingly verbigerated, characterized by repetitive and meaningless utterances.

The child's autism spectrum disorder manifested as verbigeration, where they would repeat certain words or phrases over and over.

The drug-induced psychosis caused the individual to verbigerate, uttering incomprehensible and disjointed sentences.

The psychiatrist observed the patient's verbigeration as a symptom of severe depression.