Pronunciation: /ɡəˈruləti/
noun excessive talkativeness, especially about trivial matters
A1 She is known for her garrulity, always talking non-stop.
A2 The old man's garrulity made it difficult for anyone to get a word in edgewise.
B1 Her garrulity often annoys her coworkers during meetings.
B2 Despite his garrulity, he was able to keep the conversation engaging and interesting.
C1 Her garrulity is a result of her passion for storytelling and sharing experiences.
C2 The professor's garrulity in lectures was both entertaining and informative.
formal Her constant garrulity during the meeting was quite distracting.
informal She just wouldn't stop talking, her garrulity was off the charts.
slang I can't deal with his garrulity anymore, it's driving me crazy.
figurative The garrulity of the flowing river seemed to whisper ancient secrets.
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