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Loquacious

Definition

(formal) Talking a great deal, often about trivial matters; chatty or voluble, sometimes to the point of being tedious or boring. Typically collocates with adverbs like 'excessively', 'unduly', or 'inordinately'.

Example Sentences

1Her loquacious nature made it difficult for others to contribute to the conversation during meetings.
2Is it possible to be both loquacious and insightful, or do these traits inherently conflict?
3The novelist's loquacious style, while engaging in small doses, became overwhelming as the narrative progressed.
4Avoid being loquacious in your academic writing; concision and clarity are essential for conveying complex ideas.
5There is a fine line between being engagingly loquacious and tediously verbose; the best conversationalists know how to walk this tightrope.

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