Synonyms for Palaverous:
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adj.
• talkative
• verbose
- full of air
, - yacking
, - Tautologous
, - flowery
, - fustian
, - grandiloquent
, - involved
, - magniloquent
, - repeating
, - repetitious
, - repetitive
, - rhetorical
, - talky
, - tedious
, - tortuous
.
• windy
• wordy
• diffuse
- copious
, - digressive
, - discursive
, - dull
, - exuberant
, - lavish
, - lengthy
, - long
, - loose
, - prolix
, - rambling
, - random
, - vague
, - waffling
.
• long-winded
• periphrastic
• redundant
- Iterating
, - Reiterating
, - de trop
, - extra
, - extravagant
, - inessential
, - inordinate
, - oratorical
, - padded
, - spare
, - superfluous
, - supernumerary
, - surplus
, - unnecessary
, - unwanted
.
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What are the hypernyms for Palaverous?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for palaverous?
Palaverous, meaning excessively talkative, may have antonyms that describe individuals as concise or quiet. The antonym for palaverous could be taciturn, reserved, seldom-speaking, or laconic. These terms all refer to people who tend to be tight-lipped or choose their words carefully, rather than those who tend to be verbose. Concise individuals use few words to convey their thoughts, while reserved individuals are generally more reticent and uncommunicative. Seldom-speaking individuals are usually less talkative than usual, and laconic individuals usually express themselves in a few words or sentences. Antonyms for palaverous help express the opposite of excessive talkativeness, describing people who have a measured and careful approach to communication.
What are the antonyms for Palaverous?
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adj.
• diffuse
- abbreviated
, - abridged
, - brief
, - clear
, - compact
, - compressed
, - concentrated
, - confined
, - limited
, - restricted
, - short
, - succinct
.
• long-winded
• redundant
• windy
• wordy
Related words: soft-spoken, loquacious, verbose, garrulous, loquacity
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