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NOUN
  1. pathologically excessive (and often incoherent) talking

How To Use logorrhea In A Sentence

  • In a review for New Humanist of two recent books written by political bloggers - Liberal Fascism by National Review Online blogger Jonah Goldberg, and The Liberal Defence of Murder by Lenin's Tomb author Richard Seymour - he finds that in the transition to the printed page all the faults of those with 'blogorrhea' are starkly revealed: sloppy research, cheap name-calling, historical immaturity, overstatement, distortion, factual errors and near-endless repetition. New Humanist Blog
  • But his eccentric concepts and pseudo-intellectual logorrhea aren't just the product of his own eccentricities. Richard (RJ) Eskow: Dr. Strange: Newt Gingrich and Conservatism's Insane Idea Industry
  • On the other hand, even Gould's persistent logorrhea has some redeeming consequences.
  • The winner that year correctly spelled "logorrhea. Tycoon Churned Out Doctors in Caribbean
  • In all these cases, limited capacity ruled out logorrhea. The Soul of Brevity
  • Was this the MSM, craven as ever, slavishly following the lead of the artistocracy - those who decide which frauds and daubs, which slabs of self-obsessed upper-middle-class logorrhea - constitute Art and Literature? Tony Hendra: George Carlin: The Last Words You Can't Say on Television
  • On the other hand, even Gould's persistent logorrhea has some redeeming consequences.
  • The singer alternates between stunned silence and logorrhea.
  • Who would have known that big dreams can be lost and small worlds can crumble, hinged on the correct spelling of cephalalgia, hypsometer or logorrhea?
  • Of course, practical explanations of the novel's logorrhea are possible.
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