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Meanings of voluble in anglès
portuguès
tagarela Marked by a ready flow of speech.
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Usage of voluble in anglès
1
Alberdina replied not in three words but in a long voluble speech.
2
She, however, remained silent and did nothing to encourage her voluble admirers.
3
The landlady and her troop grew more and more voluble and excited.
4
He turned to Sadako Fujinami and spoke to her in voluble Japanese.
5
The shallow and superficial are generally voluble and often pass for eloquent.
6
But the voluble Miss McKenzie saluted him in her frank outspoken manner.
7
The English husband of a voluble woman relapses into a dreary mute.
8
The voluble Lady Jane interrupted him before he could open his lips.
9
Ann Holland, in her voluble flow of words, hit upon curious combinations.
10
He sang of the lark, and it was the lark's voluble self.
11
Henri and a voluble and smiling Frenchwoman showed her to her room.
12
On the subject of coins, once so voluble, he grew very reticent.
13
She was voluble, tearful, half-hysterical with joy and the ecstasy of gratitude.
14
The low, voluble delivery was enough by itself to compel my attention.
15
Blanche was voluble, but the girl herself never spoke a single word.
16
But at my halting speech Buell became even more smiling and voluble.
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Voluble through the time
Voluble across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common