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Meaning & Definition of Talkative in English

English

Talkative

Tending to talk a lot.


Pronunciation:

/ˈtɔː.kə.tɪv/

Part of Speech:

adjective

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: Inclined to talk a great deal; chatty.

    Example Sentence: The talkative child seemed to have an endless supply of questions.

  • Definition: Characterized by the quality of being very expressive in conversation.

    Example Sentence: She was so talkative that everyone in the room felt included in the discussion.

  • Definition: Eager to engage in conversation with others.

    Example Sentence: His talkative nature made him the life of the party.

Etymology

Origin: From talk + -ative, indicating a tendency to engage in conversation.

Synonyms

chattyloquaciousgarrulousverboseexpansive

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • talk someone's ear off: To talk so much that someone is worn out or bored.
  • a real chatterbox: A person who talks a lot, often excessively.
  • shoot the breeze: To engage in casual or informal conversation.

Translations

  • Spanish: hablador
  • French: loquace
  • German: gesprächig
  • Russian: разговорчивый

Related Words

  • chat: To engage in light, informal conversation.
  • discuss: To talk about a topic with others.

Slang Meanings of talkative

  • Meaning: Motor mouth

    Example Sentence: She's such a motor mouth; she can't go five minutes without talking.

  • Meaning: Chatterbox

    Example Sentence: My friend is a total chatterbox, always filling the silence.