Aún no tenemos significados para "more voluble".
1The landlady and her troop grew more and more voluble and excited.
2By this means I've come to be rather more voluble than formerly.
3The more reticent Alfred became the more voluble the professor grew.
4But in that long talk he was far the more voluble.
5Question her eyes: they are vastly more voluble than her tongue.
6No mouth is more voluble than that of a characterless man of feeling.
7Razumov's taciturnity only excited her to a quicker, more voluble utterance.
8Schulz was more voluble, detailed and thorough in response to questions, Juncker more taciturn.
9Lady Bedlow's fear, on the other hand, rendered her even more voluble than usual.
10The thicker grew the ice, the more voluble grew Marapper.
11Unfortunately, Hugh was growing more voluble by the minute.
12Within the comparative safety of the heavily armoured vehicle the girl gradually grew more voluble.
13But the flight commander was more voluble when he saw Jimmy's squadron commander that night.
14Some had more voluble opinions to offer.
15They became more voluble than ever.
16The poet, meanwhile, was more voluble.
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