volubility

Endless easy speech

Volubility is the quality of talking readily and at length.

The word carries a faint suggestion of excess—someone with volubility doesn't just speak fluently but may be hard to stop: His volubility made meetings run long.

The adjective is voluble.

chattiness

talkative

Inclined to speak much

prattle · babble · blabber · jabber · yak · natter · ramble · chitchat · gabble · palaver

verbosity

wordy

Using more language than necessary

circumlocutory · diffuse · redundant · pleonastic · periphrastic · turgid · discursive · digressive · bombastic · grandiloquent

expressiveness

effusive

Unrestrainedly emotional in expression

forthcoming · expansive · communicative · outgoing · vocal · open · exuberant · uninhibited · gushing · fervent

eloquence

articulate

Express clearly, or well-spoken

diction · lucidity · perspicuity · cogency · poise · grandiloquence · panache · finesse · mellifluousness · polished

persuasion

convincing

Able to persuade

glib · charismatic · cogent · insinuating · seductive · slick · winning · engaging · honeyed · ingratiating

Categories
Opposites
quantity of speech

volubilitytaciturnity

Disinclined to speak

silence · reticence · quietness · speechlessness · muteness

verbal fluency and ease

volubilityinarticulateness

Inability to speak clearly

hesitancy · halting speech · tongue-tiedness · stammering · faltering

Family

involve, revolution, evolution, revolve, fluent, convoluted, loquacious, voluble, verbosity

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