Dictionary definition of taciturn

1. He was considered taciturn and didn't share much about himself.
2. She was taciturn and didn't say much during the interview.
3. The politician was known for being taciturn and not giving interviews.
4. He was taciturn and didn't speak much during the class.
5. The company's representative was known for being taciturn and not providing many details about the company.
6. The taciturn scientist preferred the company of his lab equipment to people.
7. Despite his taciturn nature, he was an excellent listener and thoughtful friend.
8. In a room full of chatter, the taciturn artist sketched in quiet concentration.
9. Her taciturn disposition made her seem mysterious and intriguing to her peers.
10. The taciturn librarian only spoke when helping patrons find specific books.
11. During the meeting, the taciturn employee contributed only when necessary.
12. Even at the party, he remained taciturn, sticking to small talk and nods.
13. The taciturn teenager found solace in reading rather than socializing.
14. In a group of extroverts, her taciturn behavior often went unnoticed.
15. The taciturn detective focused on observing, rather than questioning witnesses.
16. His taciturn attitude left many curious about what he was truly feeling.
17. The taciturn musician let his compositions speak louder than words.
18. She was taciturn during the interview, answering questions succinctly.
19. Though taciturn, he had a knack for conveying a lot with just a few words.
20. The taciturn poet preferred to express himself through written verses.
21. Her taciturn partner communicated more through actions than verbal exchanges.
22. Despite being taciturn, his eyes always told a different, more vivid story.
23. The taciturn general was known for his succinct yet impactful briefings.
24. As a taciturn individual, she found networking events to be exhausting.
25. The taciturn coach rarely praised his team, but his approval was highly valued.