voluble

[ˈvɒljʊbəl]

voluble Definition

• 1. speaking or spoken incessantly and fluently
• 2. fluent
• 3. talking easily and at length

Using voluble: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "voluble" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She was a voluble speaker, always ready to share her opinions.

• Example

  The politician's voluble speech lasted for hours.

• Example

  He was so voluble that he never let anyone else speak during the meeting.

voluble Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for voluble

• talkative
• garrulous
• chatty
• loquacious
• verbose

Antonyms for voluble

• reticent
• taciturn

Phrases with voluble

• voluble tongue

  a tendency to speak excessively or without restraint

  Example

  Her voluble tongue often got her into trouble.

• voluble conversation

  a conversation that is lively, fluent, and continuous

  Example

  Their voluble conversation lasted for hours.

• voluble personality

  a person who is talkative, outgoing, and expressive

  Example

  Her voluble personality made her popular among her colleagues.

Origins of voluble

from Latin 'volubilis', meaning 'rolling'

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Summary: voluble in Brief

'Voluble' [ˈvɒljʊbəl] describes someone who speaks incessantly and fluently. It is often used to describe people who talk easily and at length, as in 'She was a voluble speaker, always ready to share her opinions.' 'Voluble' can also be used to describe conversations, personalities, and tongues.