loquacious

see definition of loquacious

adjtalkative

Synonyms for loquacious

adj talkative

Antonyms for loquacious

chatty

adjective. talkative

confabulatory

adjective. talkative

conversational

adjective. talkative

Word Origin & History

1660s, back-formation from loquacity or else formed from stem of Latin loquax (genitive loquacis) "talkative," from loqui "to speak" (see locution) + -ous. Related: Loquaciously; loquaciousness.

Example Sentences for loquacious

He consented, therefore, to all that the loquacious tailor proposed to him.

Taterleg, loquacious as he might be on occasion, knew when to hold his tongue.

"He's the oldest man in these parts," pursued his loquacious companion.

A loquacious advocate is more likely to gain his case than a taciturn one.

At home, in the woods, he is the most frolicsome and loquacious.

Finding them, to all seeming, gullible and loquacious, she had even ventured on the Bishop.

"Radnor is naturally not loquacious about the matter," he resumed presently.

We are growing too loquacious, both on the p. 186stage and off.

She was by nature rather a loquacious and, so to speak, irrelevant talker.

How do talkative and loquacious differ from garrulous, and from each other?

loquacious

Synonyms for loquacious

Antonyms for loquacious

chatty

communicative

confabulatory

conversational

expansive

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Synonyms for loquacious

Antonyms for loquacious

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