garrulity [брит. ɡaˈruːlɪti, америк. ɡəˈrulədi]
garrulity → garrulousness
garrulousness [брит. ˈɡar(j)ʊləsnəs, америк. ˈɡɛr(j)ələsnəs] СУЩ.
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And over all this he superimposed a unique and witty garrulity that made his immensely long solos seem, paradoxically, like endless strings of epigrams.
www.nybooks.com A fount of boyish enthusiasm, cloudless optimism and chaotic garrulity, forever relying on jokes and charm to bail him out of embarrassment.
www.telegraph.co.uk It is the mark of garrulity to babble in vain and pointlessly and fruitlessly to waste time; it is a part of social meetings.
www.thehindu.com We looked at each other, then we looked at the audience, which was about half women, and suddenly our charming garrulousness was gone.
www.macleans.ca My dad was bipolar so a lot of this garrulousness would emerge when he was in one of his "high" moods.
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