Talking nonsense implies that someone is speaking incoherently, making little sense, or uttering irrelevant, meaningless, or untrue statements. Some antonyms for this phrase could include 'speaking sense', 'speaking intelligently,' or 'making valid points'. When someone is talking nonsense, they might be babbling, rambling or making neither head nor tail of the discussion. They may also be speaking without thinking, or speaking with little regard for the listener's understanding. If someone is speaking sense, they are holding a meaningful conversation, communicating their thoughts coherently, and making logical or insightful points that add value to the conversation. In essence, the antonyms of "talking nonsense" are about effective communication, mutual understanding, and clear expression.

What are the antonyms for Talking nonsense?

• v.

  • ramble
  • abridge
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  • be direct
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  • compress
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  • condense
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  • curtail
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  • decrease
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  • go direct
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  • lessen
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  • reduce
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  • shorten
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  • stay
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Famous quotes with Talking nonsense

• Happy the boy whose mother is tired of talking nonsense to him before he is old enough to know the sense of it.

  Augustus Hare
• I express many absurd opinions, but I am not the first man to do it American freedom consists largely in talking nonsense.

  Edgar Watson Howe
• No one is exempt from talking nonsense the mistake is to do it solemnly.

  D. A. Battista
• Copernicus published his manuscript in 1543 just in time for the council of Trent. So you're a church father and what this new system of Copernicus is saying is this: The Earth moves, although the Bible says it doesn't. It's no longer at the center of God's universe, although the Bible says it is. It's a planet, so heaven and Earth are no longer separate. And Aristotle was wrong, although church authority depends on him being right. You're a church father and you pick up this subversive, heretical, revolutionary piece of lunacy and you start foaming at the mouth, right? Wrong. When the council finally got around to reading Copernicus they were delighted. His new system had made calendar reform more precise. And the business of it turning every basic belief about the universe on its head? A mere fairytale since from the church's viewpoint he was talking nonsense. Astronomy drew lines and circles in the sky but they weren't really there, they're a mathematical convenience for measuring or teaching astronomy. While the Copernicus system might well have been brilliant mathematics, no one thought for a minute that he was actually suggesting the earth was whizzing around the sun. That kind of talk would blow holes in everything.

  James Burke (science historian)
• Then I dreamed that one day there was nothing but milk for them and the jailer said as he put down the pipkin: ‘Our relations with the cow are not delicate-as you can easily see if you imagine eating any of her other secretions.’ … John said, ‘Thank heavens! Now at last I know that you are talking nonsense. You are trying to pretend that unlike things are like. You are trying to make us think that milk is the same sort of thing as sweat or dung.’ ‘And pray, what difference is there except by custom?’ ‘Are you a liar or only a fool, that you see no difference between that which Nature casts out as refuse and that which she stores up as food?’

  C. S. Lewis

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