Synonyms for Talked foolishly:
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v.
• babble
- blab
, - blubber
, - blurt
, - burble
, - cackle
, - chat
, - chatter
, - gibber
, - go on
, - gossip
, - gush
, - jabber
, - mumble
, - murmur
, - mutter
, - patter
, - prate
, - prattle
, - rant
, - rave
, - run off at the mouth
, - run on
, - spill the beans
, - squeal
, - talk foolishly
, - talk incoherently
, - talk nonsensically
, - tattle
, - trivialize
, - yak
, - yakkety yak
.
• gibber
What are the hypernyms for Talked foolishly?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for talked foolishly?
The term 'talked foolishly' means to say something foolish, nonsensical or absurd. Some antonyms of this term could be 'spoke wisely', 'communicated thoughtfully', 'expressed knowledgeably', 'conveyed logically' or 'articulated with reason'. These words describe a way of speaking that is mature, intelligent and logical. When one speaks wisely, they carefully choose their words and consider the impact they may have on others. Communicating thoughtfully involves taking the time to understand the topic at hand and express oneself in a clear, concise manner. Expressing knowledgeably is when one speaks with expertise and credibility on a subject. Using these antonyms in place of 'talked foolishly' can help convey a message that is more positive and constructive.
What are the antonyms for Talked foolishly?
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