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Temperamentally disinclined to talk.
reticent
taciturn
1
He was a quiet, rather
untalkative
man, lean and sinewy, sun and wind bitten.
2
Fortunately, Carl Smith proved to be the
untalkative
type, though-less fortunately-notthe silent type.
3
Now he was riding in her carriage, but with a surly,
untalkative
soldier of the guard.
4
They both became
untalkative
as the coffee came.
5
She stared with big enough eyes, but was as
untalkative
as the baby, who also stared.
6
They seemed as
untalkative
as she was.
7
Then that's the reason why you don't like society, and why you are so
untalkative
to women.
8
It made him feel splendidly,
untalkative
.
9
All day and every day they roamed the ship half hungry, plagued by their gnawing stomachs, moody,
untalkative
,
miserable.
10
Ever since she was a baby she had been like that, he said; and Ada had remained
untalkative
until the last few years.
11
He was a man named Goodrich, a quiet mannered,
untalkative
person, and as might be expected he had made little or no progress as yet.
12
I was glad when she went off to college, because, though she's a kind-hearted girl, she was so peevish and
untalkative
it made me tired.
13
"Gray and
untalkative
.
"
Shnyg and Rostgish must have gone to the library.
14
He was a quiet, rather
untalkative
man, lean and sinewy, sun and wind bitten.
15
Fortunately, Carl Smith proved to be the
untalkative
type, though-less fortunately-notthe silent type.
16
Now he was riding in her carriage, but with a surly,
untalkative
soldier of the guard.
untalkative
as untalkative
become untalkative
rather untalkative
remain untalkative
so untalkative