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Meanings of too glib in English

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Usage of too glib in English
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The answer was glib; Desmond thought a little too glib.
In Clive's Command: A Story of the Fight for India
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If endowed in the latter way, he must not be too glib or refined.
Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 2 / Sexual Inversion
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To Feria, her words sounded too glib, too rehearsed.
The lady elizabeth
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And Duval was not too glib, but very certain.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 14, No. 84, October, 1864 / A Magaz...
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The man was too glib for my taste.
Deadly Décisions
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He is too glib with his Princeton.
The Boy Scouts in Front of Warsaw; Or, In the Wake of War
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The metaphor was clearly too glib.
The Irish Times
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I wonder if that's too glib.
The Guardian
9
But too glib for his liking.
Stonewielder
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But maybe that's too glib.
The Irish Times
11
For Rob Andrew to claim that the infamous "bloodgate" was the direct consequence of professionalism is simply too glib.
The Irish Times
12
Is it just a little too glib and silly of me to ask of his leadership intentions: Douglas Jardine or Sammy Woods?
The Guardian
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You might even posit that VAR is merely the symptom and football the problem but even that feels too glib to be useful.
The Guardian
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But then the dissenting voices began to be heard; Williamson, it was said, was too glib, too populist, too uncritical, and too diffuse.
The Guardian
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The common way of speech and thought which the old system of logic has simply systematized, is too glib and too presumptuous of certainty.
First and Last Things: A Confession of Faith and Rule of Life
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She knew he was altogether too glib and that she should take warning from his clever way with words rather than be charmed by it.
Songs of love and death: all-original tales of star-crossed love
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