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Definition of loquacious - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
speechtalking a lot, often in a friendly or trivial way
- She is loquacious and always has something to say.
- His loquacious neighbor chatted for hours.
- The loquacious host entertained the entire audience.
Origin of loquacious
Latin, loquax (talkative) + -ious (full of)
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person
talkative or loquacious, often engaging in conversation
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- French:loquace, ...
- German:redselig, ...
- Italian:loquace, ...
- Spanish:hablador, ...
- Portuguese:loquaz, ...
- Chinese:话多的, ...
- Japanese:おしゃべりな, ...
- Arabic:ثَرثَار, ...
- Hebrew:פַּטְפְּטָנִי, ...
- Russian:болтливый, ...
- Ukrainian:балакучий, ...
- Hindi:वाचाल, ...
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