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Meanings of more loquacious in English

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Usage of more loquacious in English
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On the other hand, the bell-ringer was far more loquacious than usual.
The Shadow of the Cathedral
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The preponderance was natural; he was by far the more loquacious.
Land of marvels
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The more loquacious Thénardier became, the more mute was Jean Valjean.
Les Misérables
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It struck me that if we met alone, he might become more loquacious.
Mortal Allies
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In another letter he is more loquacious on the subject:-
Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 1
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Indeed, remembering Wardle, she seemed to make them more loquacious.
Career of Evil
7
While the two elder girls were more loquacious than their wont, Laura was quieter.
The Getting of Wisdom
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I suspected he'd be the more loquacious of the two.
Temperance Brennan 01 - Déjà Dead
9
The fille-de-chambre too was handsome and cleanly-looking, but somewhat more loquacious than a weary traveller required.
Travels through the South of France and the Interior of Province...
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Lisa, more loquacious, nodded to it as to a friend when helping Desiree with her furs.
Barlasch of the Guard
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He did not, however, become more loquacious; and, with knit brows, listened to Porphyrius's idle chatter.
The Lock and Key Library: The Most Interesting Stories of All Na...
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After the defeat people were more loquacious.
Cleopatra — Volume 04
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Hours later McKay seemed to be no more intoxicated than he had been; no more loquacious or indiscreet.
In Secret
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Anselmo was more loquacious than usual.
The Three Lieutenants
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There's nothing more loquacious than remorse.
The Wild Olive: A Novel
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Thanks to the Universal Linguist, Captain Popanilla, under these peculiar circumstances, was more loquacious than could have been Captain Parry.
The Voyage of Captain Popanilla
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