Pronunciation: /ˈblæðərˌskaɪt/
noun a person who talks at great length without making much sense
A1 My little brother is such a blatherskite, always talking nonstop.
A2 The teacher scolded the blatherskite student for disrupting the class with their constant chatter.
B1 The politician was labeled a blatherskite by his opponents for his empty promises and lack of substance in his speeches.
B2 The author's new book was criticized as being nothing more than blatherskite, lacking any real depth or insight.
C1 The renowned scientist dismissed the conspiracy theorist's claims as mere blatherskite, not based on any scientific evidence.
C2 The CEO refused to listen to the blatherskite of the marketing team, demanding concrete data and results instead.
formal The professor dismissed the student's argument as mere blatherskite.
informal Stop talking blatherskite and get to the point.
slang I can't stand that guy, he's always spouting blatherskite.
figurative Her mind was a whirlwind of blatherskite, making it hard to focus.
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