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talker

[ˈtɔːkər]

talker Definition

  • 1a person who talks a lot, especially in a way that is annoying or not sincere
  • 2a person who gives a speech or lecture

Using talker: Examples

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

  • Example

    He's such a talker, he never lets anyone else get a word in.

  • Example

    The keynote speaker was an excellent talker and kept the audience engaged throughout the lecture.

  • Example

    She's always been a talker, but lately she's been more reserved.

talker Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with talker

  • a person who boasts or talks about doing things they have not actually done

    Example

    He's a big talker, always bragging about his accomplishments, but he never follows through.

  • a person who is skilled at using language to persuade or deceive others

    Example

    He's a smooth talker, able to convince anyone of anything with his words.

  • a person who gives speeches intended to inspire or motivate an audience

    Example

    The motivational speaker gave an inspiring talk about overcoming obstacles and achieving success.

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Summary: talker in Brief

A 'talker' [ˈtɔːkər] is someone who talks a lot, often in an annoying or insincere way. It can also refer to someone who gives a speech or lecture. Synonyms include 'chatterbox,' 'blabbermouth,' and 'speaker.' Phrases like 'big talker' and 'smooth talker' describe people who boast or are persuasive, respectively.