loquacious

Never stops talking

Loquacious is an adjective that means talkative or too much talk: He gave a loquacious after-dinner speech.

Loquacious is a somewhat formal word, but is used to express too much talk when a speaker wants to avoid sounding critical: She was one of the most loquacious interviewees with whom we spoke.

verbose

wordy

Using more language than necessary

discursive · circumlocutory · periphrastic · diffuse · digressive · meandering · windy · pleonastic · redundant · overwrought

chatty

talkative

Inclined to speak much

chitchat · banter · prattle · babble · natter · jabber · blather · yak · ramble · schmooze

eloquent

articulate

Express clearly, or well-spoken

expressive · persuasive · glib · smooth-talking · communicative · voluble · effusive · forthcoming · unreserved · vocal

sociable

outgoing

Sociable and unreserved

friendly · personable · convivial · companionable · genial · approachable · warm · animated · vivacious · engaging

Categories
Opposites
verbal output quantity

loquacioustaciturn

Habitually uncommunicative

silent · laconic · quiet · mute · wordless

communicative disposition

loquaciousreticent

Disinclined to speak freely

reserved · uncommunicative · tight-lipped · closemouthed · withdrawn

verbal economy

loquaciouslaconic

Brief in expression

terse · succinct · brief · concise · pithy

Family

loquaciousness

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G