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Meanings of loquacious in English
Usage of loquacious in English
1
At home, in the woods, he is the most frolicsome and loquacious.
2
On the other hand, the bell-ringer was far more loquacious than usual.
3
When the clerk told him seven-thirty, he grinned and became undignifiedly loquacious.
4
He spoke to me with kindness, and I grew confiding and loquacious.
5
I now sometimes become loquacious- asuresign that I am growing old.
6
Such astonishingly loquacious people as lived in Paris in the eighteenth century!
7
Your superintendent doesn't strike me as an especially loquacious kind of guy.
8
Ridgeway observed that wine made loquacious a man who was naturally conservative.
9
I sat down, wondering whither the gay, loquacious gentleman would lead me.
10
The preponderance was natural; he was by far the more loquacious.
11
Enid, the rotund and loquacious cook, spoke German, English, and French.
12
And during the operation the loquacious Corporal continued to exhort the unconscious traveller.
13
The more loquacious Thénardier became, the more mute was Jean Valjean.
14
He is cheery and loquacious, methodical and orderly, and very punctilious in dress.
15
They ordered the loquacious lager and fell into an easy strain of conversation.
16
Three figures emerged out of the gloom, one of them mounted and loquacious.
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United Kingdom
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