palavering Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- bullying
- obliging
- coercing
- compelling
- constraining
- browbeating
- requiring
- bullying
- bulldozing
- forcing
- intimidating
- bulldozing
- coercing
- requiring
- obliging
- demanding
- browbeating
- intimidating
- compelling
- cowing
- making
- forcing
- cowing
- constraining
- demanding
- making
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
Meaning of palavering
palavering (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Palaver
palavering Sentence Examples
- The politicians palavered incessantly, their empty rhetoric failing to address the pressing issues.
- The saleswoman palavered with the customer, employing smooth talk to convince her to make a purchase.
- The children palavered over the remote control, each vying for dominance over the television show selection.
- The diplomats palavered for hours, attempting to find a mutually acceptable compromise.
- The students palavered in the hallways, sharing gossip and laughter.
- The lawyer palavered with the witness, carefully crafting questions to elicit the desired information.
- The peace talks palavered for months, the conflicting parties struggling to reach a resolution.
- The con artist palavered his way into the victim's home, charming them with his smooth-talking lies.
- The hikers palavered over the best route to take, considering the weather conditions and trail difficulty.
- The parents palavered with their teenagers, hoping to establish clear boundaries and expectations.
FAQs About the word palavering
of Palaver
chatting, prating, conversing, talking, chattering, chaffering,nattering, gabbing, running on, chewing the rag
teasing, bugging, nagging, harassing, nagging, pestering, teasing, harassing, bugging, pestering
The politicians palavered incessantly, their empty rhetoric failing to address the pressing issues.
The saleswoman palavered with the customer, employing smooth talk to convince her to make a purchase.
The children palavered over the remote control, each vying for dominance over the television show selection.
The diplomats palavered for hours, attempting to find a mutually acceptable compromise.
