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blabber

NOUN
idle chatter
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG


Example Sentences

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He carried a set of deeply personal experiences and insights, some of them searingly painful, that could have had every talking head in the country blabbering on for months.

From Washington Post

In one of the two ads, a crowd of graying White men in suits is shown blabbering unintelligible nonsense as they amble down a country road.

From Washington Post

As if by revelation, it became clear that the solution to the problem of representing a collective trauma like World War I was not blabbering effusion, but its opposite.

From New York Times

There are direct references, such as when Asher blabbers, “I didn’t even want a wall,” but the commentary mostly comes in unspoken details.

From Los Angeles Times

The bizarre daily spectacle of the president blabbering on about hydroxychloroquine and injecting disinfectant signaled that any serious attempt at a national response was over.

From Salon