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loquaciousness

The quality of talking a great deal; talkativeness.
Noun

This term describes a tendency toward excessive talking, often carrying a nuance of fluency or eloquence. While it can be a neutral description of a personality trait, it frequently leans toward a critical or slightly mocking tone when the speaker implies that the talkativeness is unnecessary or overwhelming.

In professional or academic registers, it is used to describe a stylistic quality of speech or writing. It is distinct from "garrulity," which more strongly suggests triviality or rambling, whereas loquaciousness can imply a sophisticated, albeit voluminous, command of language.

Meanings

Noun

The quality of talking a great deal; talkativeness.

Her natural loquaciousness made her the perfect candidate for the hosting role.

Examples

His natural loquaciousness made him the perfect candidate for the sales position.

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His natural loquaciousness made him the perfect candidate for the sales position.

I wonder if her sudden loquaciousness is a sign of nervousness during the interview.

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I wonder if her sudden loquaciousness is a sign of nervousness during the interview.

The witness exhibited a surprising loquaciousness that provided the detective with several new leads.

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The witness exhibited a surprising loquaciousness that provided the detective with several new leads.

Stop this endless loquaciousness and get to the point.

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Stop this endless loquaciousness and get to the point.

The historian noted the loquaciousness of the ancient diplomats in their detailed correspondence.

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The historian noted the loquaciousness of the ancient diplomats in their detailed correspondence.

Her loquaciousness was charming at first but became exhausting after three hours of talking.

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Her loquaciousness was charming at first but became exhausting after three hours of talking.

The professor was known for a certain academic loquaciousness that often pushed lectures past the scheduled time.

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The professor was known for a certain academic loquaciousness that often pushed lectures past the scheduled time.

He tried to hide his anxiety behind a mask of forced loquaciousness.

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He tried to hide his anxiety behind a mask of forced loquaciousness.

Such extreme loquaciousness is rarely seen in someone so young and reserved.

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Such extreme loquaciousness is rarely seen in someone so young and reserved.

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