Definition

Someone who talks a lot or is very chatty.

Example

The loquacious host kept the guests entertained with stories all night.

Conversation

Have you met Sarah? She's really loquacious and can talk for hours.

Yeah, I met her at the party last week; she never stopped chatting!

Exactly! I love how she brings energy to the conversation.

For sure, it’s refreshing to be around someone so loquacious!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Loquacious → It is formed from "loqui" (meaning to speak) and the suffix "-acious" (meaning full of or inclined to). The word "loquacious" describes someone who is inclined to speak a lot or is very talkative.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who is 'full of speaking' — 'loqui' means to speak, and '-acious' suggests being inclined to do something. This helps you remember that loquacious means very talkative.

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