twaddle UK
ˈtwɑdəl
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Definition of twaddle - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

nonsenseUKsilly or trivial talk or writingUK
  • His speech was full of twaddle.
drivel gibberish nonsense

Verb

intr.
communicationUKsay or write things that are silly or make no senseUK
  • He tends to twaddle when nervous.
babble blather prattle
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Expressions with twaddle

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speak in a foolish or nonsensical manner
He tends to talk twaddle when he's nervous.
say things that are silly or make no sense
You're talking twaddle if you believe that story!

Origin of twaddle

Unknown, possibly imitative of meaningless talk

Examples of twaddle in a sentence

  • Don't listen to his twaddle about the conspiracy theories.
  • At the meeting he twaddled through the entire report.
  • Stop twaddling and give a clear answer.

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  1. French:balivernes, radoter, ...
  2. German:Geschwätz, Unsinn reden, ...
  3. Italian:sciocchezze, dire sciocchezze, ...
  4. Spanish:disparates, decir tonterías, ...
  5. Portuguese:disparate, dizer disparates, ...
  6. Chinese:废话, 胡说八道, ...
  7. Japanese:たわごと, たわごとを言う, ...
  8. Arabic:هَرَاء, هَذَى, ...
  9. Hebrew:קִשְׁקוּשִׁים, לְקַשְׁקֵשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:чепуха, нести чепуху, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нісенітниця, молоти дурниці, ...
  12. Hindi:बकवास, बकवास करना, ...

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