The use of articulate as an example of microaggression is mentioned in a recent article in Business Insider: In recent times, articulate has entered the slippery world of possible microaggressions. Motormouthed: Given to talking fast and incessantly Įloquent: Possessing or exercising the power of fluent, forcible, and appropriate expression.Īrticulate: capable of engaging in lucid, fluent, or confident speech or self-expression well-spoken. Windy: given to long, drawn-out descriptions and explanations long-winded In later use sometimes: annoyingly or excessively talkative garrulous.
Gabby: Fond of talking chatty talkative (also) fluent in speech.
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Garrulous: Characterized by garrulity full of long rambling statements, wordy. Voluble: Characterized by fluency or glibness of utterance rapid and ready of speech fluent. The many nouns and adjectives in this collection will be organized under four English words that come from the Latin word for speech: loqui.įiction writers creating a persona can draw from a wealth of synonyms for the exact type of loquaciousness to reflect character: Many speech words in English derive from other world languages, so the following collection is representative of more than just English-speakers. Unsurprisingly, these 7.9 billion talkers possess numerous words for different ways of talking. If there is any one interest and practice shared by every human being on earth, it’s talking-usually to other people, but not always. Words to Describe the Way People Talk By Maeve Maddox
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