talebearing Antonyms
Strongest:
- silent
- mute
- shy
- uncommunicative
- laconic
- taciturn
- closemouthed
- uncommunicative
- quiet
- silent
- quiet
- reticent
- laconic
- reserved
- shy
- reserved
- mum
- mum
- closemouthed
- taciturn
- mute
- reticent
Strong:
- retiring
- tight-lipped
- nonvocal
- inhibited
- speechless
- secretive
- inhibited
- tight-lipped
- aloof
- secretive
- evasive
- aloof
- speechless
- evasive
- retiring
- nonvocal
- withdrawn
- withdrawn
- wordless
- wordless
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- prolix
- extroverted
- outgoing
- rambling
- long-winded
- free-spoken
- wordy
- communicative
- extraverted
- expansive
- windy
- well-spoken
- fluent
Weak:
Meaning of talebearing
talebearing (s)
prone to communicate confidential information
talebearing (a.)
Telling tales officiously.
talebearing (n.)
The act of informing officiously; communication of sectrts, scandal, etc., maliciously.
talebearing Sentence Examples
- Gossip and talebearing can wreak havoc on a close-knit community.
- The principal discouraged students from engaging in talebearing and spreading rumors.
- The malicious talebearer twisted the truth to paint her rival in a negative light.
- The gossipy neighbor's relentless talebearing had become a nuisance to everyone on the block.
- The talebearing colleague sabotaged his coworker's reputation by spreading unfounded accusations.
- The wise woman cautioned against the dangers of talebearing, as it could lead to broken friendships and mistrust.
- The talebearer's words were like poison, damaging the reputations of countless innocent people.
- The gossipy talebearer's malicious intent was evident in her eagerness to spread rumors.
- The talebearing assistant secretly undermined her boss by gossiping about her to other employees.
- The talebearing child was known to exaggerate and distort events to gain attention and approval.
FAQs About the word talebearing
prone to communicate confidential informationTelling tales officiously., The act of informing officiously; communication of sectrts, scandal, etc., maliciously.
voluble,articulate, gossipy, verbose, glib, tale-telling, vocal, outspoken, prolix, extroverted
silent, mute, shy, uncommunicative, laconic,taciturn, closemouthed, uncommunicative, quiet, silent
Gossip and talebearing can wreak havoc on a close-knit community.
The principal discouraged students from engaging in talebearing and spreading rumors.
The malicious talebearer twisted the truth to paint her rival in a negative light.
The gossipy neighbor's relentless talebearing had become a nuisance to everyone on the block.
