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Meaning of talkative
having a lot to say, fond of talking
Etymology of talkative
The word "talkative" has its roots in the Old English words "talc" or "tac" meaning "talk" and the suffix "-ative" which forms an adjective indicating a tendency or disposition
Historically, the term emerged in the 15th century to describe someone who is fond of talking or has a lot to say
Synonyms
loquacious
chatty
garrulous
voluble
effusive
gossipy
articulate
eloquent
fluent
verbose
wordy
lengthy
long-winded
prolix
expansive
communicative
conversational
sociable
outgoing
affable
genial
vivacious
lively
enthusiastic
energetic
zealous
fervent
passionate
expressive
demonstrative
Definitions
- Having a lot to say, fond of talking
- * Given to talking or speaking at length, often about trivial matters
Usage Examples
- She's very talkative and always has a story to share
- * My talkative neighbor often keeps me up late at night with his lengthy conversations
Antonyms
taciturn
reserved
quiet
uncommunicative
reticent
silent
mute
inarticulate
speechless
tongue-tied
laconic
concise
brief
terse
monosyllabic
unforthcoming
unresponsive
aloof
distant
introverted
shy
withdrawn