IPA: //ˈɡlɪb.bɛst//
KK: /ɡlɪbˌbɛst/
This word describes someone who speaks in a smooth, easy manner but may not be sincere or thoughtful. It often implies a lack of depth or seriousness in communication.
His glibbest remarks during the meeting made it hard to take him seriously.
Comparative: glibber
Superlative: glibbest
Glibbest is derived from the word 'glib' (originating from Middle English 'glibbe', meaning smooth or slippery) with the superlative suffix '-est' (indicating the highest degree). The term 'glibbest' refers to someone who is the most smooth-talking or insincere in their speech.
Think of 'glib' meaning smooth or slippery in speech, and remember that 'glibbest' describes someone who is the most smooth-talking or insincere.