talkily
- adverb
- /ˈtɔːkɪli/
- She spoke talkily, filling every silence with stories and jokes.
Examples
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He always tells stories talkily at family gatherings.
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Whenever he's nervous, he tends to act talkily around strangers.
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The meeting grew increasingly talkily as everyone shared their weekend plans.
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She spoke talkily about her weekend adventures.
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She spoke talkily, filling every silence with stories and jokes.
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He always tells stories talkily at family gatherings.
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Whenever he's nervous, he tends to act talkily around strangers.
Synonyms
In an informal, friendly way like when you speak to a friend
In a quick, talkative way using many words
In a friendly way that shows someone enjoys speaking a lot
Talking a lot in a friendly, lively way
Talking a lot in a way that annoys others
In a lively, friendly way that shows you like talking
Antonyms
How Talkative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word talkily comes from the simple word talk and the ending -ly, which means 'in a ... way'. So talkily means 'in a chatty or talkative way', showing how someone speaks.