What is another word for talkativeness?
Pronunciation: [tˈɔːkətˌɪvnəs] (IPA) 
Talkativeness is a characteristic of being inclined to talk at length. Synonyms for talkativeness include loquaciousness, garrulousness, verbosity, chattiness, and volubility. The term loquaciousness suggests a tendency to talk excessively or use unnecessary words. Garrulity focuses on a loquaciousness that may be repetitive or uninteresting. Verbosity refers to a tendency to use many words when fewer would suffice. Chattiness is typically used to describe a tendency to engage in casual or informal conversations. Volubility generally suggests a gift of gab, a quick and effortless fluency in speech. All these words describe individuals that may be called chatty, talkative, and communicative, often seen as social or extroverted.
