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loquacity

NOUN
  1. the quality of being wordy and talkative

How To Use loquacity In A Sentence

  • Keep it curt, Kenny, and stop soft-soaping us with your loquacity and verbosity.
  • Ramses opened his mouth to reply; Emerson, who knew his son's tendency toward unnecessary loquacity as well as I did, replied for him. LION IN THE VALLEY
  • Some studies identify general traits, such as loquacity, use of reason to influence, dominance, see. Deeplinking
  • In the acute excitement stages, when delusions of grandeur, loquacity and hyperactivity prevail, the patients require physical restraint.
  • Her loquacity was a standing joke between them, and he answered: Of Human Bondage
  • Equally, the fine acting of his co-stars, Ruth Wilson in the title role, and David Hayman as her father, a Swedish sailor straight from central casting, makes the old-fashioned slang and loquacity of the dialogue much more sympathetic than it appears on the page. Law Conquers Sea, Stage and Hearts
  • I stared in stupefaction at Rudy, as the implications of his sudden loquacity sunk in. RESCUING ROSE
  • Possibly because, as the deputy chief of investigations admitted, his sudden loquacity might well get him a few years off his sentence.
  • They had the generosity, the charm, the loquacity of visiting uncles.
  • The intoxication was manifest, not so much in violent behavior as in slightly heightened color and increasing loquacity.
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