Pronunciation: /ˈbæbəlɪŋ/
noun the action or sound of speaking rapidly and continuously in a foolish or meaningless way
A1 The baby was babbling happily in the stroller.
A2 The toddler's constant babbling could be heard throughout the house.
B1 The professor's babbling during the lecture made it hard to follow along.
B2 The politician's babbling during the debate did not impress the audience.
C1 The scientist's babbling about quantum physics went over most people's heads.
C2 The author's babbling at the book signing event was seen as endearing by fans.
adjective talking rapidly and continuously in a foolish or meaningless way
A1 The baby was babbling happily in the crib.
A2 The babbling brook provided a soothing soundtrack to our picnic.
B1 The babbling tourist was lost and couldn't find his way back to the hotel.
B2 The babbling crowd made it hard to hear the speaker at the rally.
C1 Her babbling about conspiracy theories made everyone uncomfortable at the dinner party.
C2 The professor's babbling lecture left the students confused and frustrated.
formal The baby was babbling incoherently during the meeting.
informal My little cousin loves babbling all day long.
slang Stop babbling nonsense and get to the point!
figurative The stream was babbling softly as it flowed through the forest.
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