Dictionary definition of loquacious

1. In social settings, she was known for her loquaciousness, engaging in conversations with anyone willing to listen.
2. The loquacious salesman's pitch lasted so long that the customer lost interest.
3. The loquacious politician's speeches were filled with empty rhetoric.
4. His loquaciousness often led to awkward silences in conversations.
5. Mary's loquaciousness made it difficult for others to get a word in during group discussions.
6. The loquacious neighbor could turn a simple greeting into a lengthy conversation.
7. He became even more loquacious when he had a few drinks.
8. Her loquacious tendencies sometimes made her come across as insincere.
9. Despite his loquacious nature, he was a good listener when it truly mattered.
10. The loquacious blogger posted daily updates, inundating readers with unnecessary information.
11. Her loquaciousness was a source of amusement among her friends.
12. The loquacious radio host managed to keep the airwaves filled with chatter all day long.
13. His loquaciousness was a challenge during negotiations; he often revealed too much.
14. The loquacious teenager's constant chatter was endearing to his grandparents.
15. In the library, talking loudly was forbidden, but some loquacious patrons didn't seem to care.
16. His loquacious storytelling style made even mundane events sound thrilling.
17. The loquacious teacher could turn a five-minute explanation into a half-hour lecture.
18. The loquacious coworker was known for sharing personal anecdotes during staff meetings.
19. Her loquaciousness was both a blessing and a curse, depending on the situation.