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Meanings of babbling in English
Usage of babbling in English
1
This stream had no babbling voice; its note was low and grave.
2
The tent was suddenly alive with optimism, babbling with questions and hope.
3
The water I heard is nothing more than a small babbling brook.
4
Muh'Dear's new friend started babbling on about something, but I wasn't listening.
5
The young man sounded innocent enough, like a carefree lad just babbling.
6
The babbling has helped: He's seeming somewhat revived...but the story's left hanging.
7
The babbling of the infant is not to be confounded with this.
8
Soon after Peter's liberation, people begin babbling incoherently and dropping into comas.
9
Right now all we have to go on is that babbling Golic.
10
The incense and the priest's Latin babbling had given him a headache.
11
Usually the boy was talkative, babbling so fast that nobody could understand.
12
This version has no sadness in it; it's all grins and babbling.
13
What if all of me decided to return at once, babbling incoherently?
14
My servant has been babbling; our marriage is discovered, without my consent.
15
Some swarmed around the bellboys and assistant manager, babbling questions and demands.
16
I was babbling, sniveling and crying, and I begged all the harder.
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Babbling through the time
Babbling across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common