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Loquacious

Talkative

Vociferous

Noisy


Vehement


Clamorous

Inarticulate

Incoherent


Sputtering

Garrulous

Gabbing ceaselessly and with little meaning

Taciturn

Disinclined to conversation

Banal

Talking in hackneyed phraseology

Laconic

Showing a fine economy in the use of words

Cogent

Forceful and convincing

Voluble

Talking rapidly and fluently

Verbose

Using more words than necessary

Soliloquize

To speak to oneself

Ventriloquize

To throw one's voice

Taciturnity

Unwillingness to engage in conversation

Tacit

Unspoken

Circumlocutory

Referring to an indirect roundabout style of expression

Colloquial

Suitable for informal conversation

Loquaciousness


Loquacity

Talkativeness

Reticence


Reticency

Reluctance to express one's feelings or thoughts

Soliloquy

A speech to oneself, especially in a play

Circumlocution

An indirect, roundabout expression

Evolutionary

Gradually unfolding, resulting, or developing

Revolutionary

Causing, or resulting from, radical change

Laconism


Laconicism


Laconicity


Laconicness

Quality of conciseness and economy in the use of words

Eloquence

Expressiveness in the use of words

Revolve

Turn round and round

Magnate

Important person, as in the commercial world

Magnanimous

Unselfish


Generous


Noble in motive


Big-hearted


Forgiving

Verbal

Using words easily; vocal; articulate; referring to, or involving, words; oral, rather than written

Verbiage

Style of word usage; type of words; overabundance of words

Verbosity

Wordiness


Quality of using excess words

Magniloquence


Grandiloquence

Elegance in word usage

Garrulity

Quality of chattering on and on about trivia, or with little meaning

Volubility

Fluency and ease in speech

Verbatim

Word for word

Magnum opus

Masterpiece


Great artistic work

Cogency

Persuasiveness and forcefulness in speech or writing through closely reasoned logic

Banality

Lack of imagination or originality in speech, actions, or style of life


Hackneyed or trite phraseology

Somniferous


Soporific

Sleep-inducing

Insomnious

Unable to fall asleep

Insomnious

Unable to fall asleep

Articulate

Verbal, vocal, speaking fluently

Avuncular

Acting like an uncle

Ventral

Referring to the front


Anterior

Dorsal

Referring to the back


Posterior

Endorse

Approve of


Support


Sign in the back of

Vociferate

Shout vehemently

Insomniac

One who cannot fall asleep

Somnolent

Drowsy


Sleepy

Somnambulist

Sleepwalker

Ambulatory

Now able to walk, through previously bedridden

Amble

Walk aimlessly

Preamble

Introduction


Introductory event

Inarticulateness

Incoherence