Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Talkativeness.
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- noun
garrulity
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun the quality of being wordy and talkative
Etymologies
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Examples
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His garrulousness might be a liability for an ordinary diplomat — but Fernandez is anything but ordinary.
Voice of America 2007
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As Rabbi David Wolpe observed a few months ago, there is an astonishing garrulousness to the comments made by Atheists to posts about religion that suggest not simply a lack of interest in, or even disdain for, religion but a competitive anger directed against persons of traditional religious faith.
David Lose: Has Atheism Become A Religion? David Lose 2011
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But the garrulousness of age was on old Pat, and it was long before he permitted Stubener's eyes to close.
Chapter II 2010
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The old man babbled on, unheeded by the boys, who were long accustomed to his garrulousness, and whose vocabularies, besides, lacked the greater portion of the words he used.
Page 6 2010
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As Rabbi David Wolpe observed a few months ago, there is an astonishing garrulousness to the comments made by Atheists to posts about religion that suggest not simply a lack of interest in, or even disdain for, religion but a competitive anger directed against persons of traditional religious faith.
David Lose: Has Atheism Become A Religion? David Lose 2011
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There is a terrible garrulousness in most American writing, a legacy no doubt of the Old Frontier.
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My theory implies that you can actually use her syntax and garrulousness to get a sense of her underlying knowledge on any given topic.
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Obviously plenty of religious folk radiate the same garrulousness, but this post is about Atheists.
David Lose: Has Atheism Become A Religion? David Lose 2011
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There is a terrible garrulousness in most American writing, a legacy no doubt of the Old Frontier.
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Obviously plenty of religious folk radiate the same garrulousness, but this post is about Atheists.
David Lose: Has Atheism Become A Religion? David Lose 2011
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