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Babble meaning
To utter words indistinctly or unintelligibly; to utter inarticulate sounds | To talk incoherently; to utter meaningless words. | To talk too much; to chatter; to prattle.
Example sentences (18)
THE perennial babble about whether Scotland needs a new national anthem is back.
In a rambling babble that's even more pronounced than usual, Trump boasted that he could have banned TikTok while president but left the decision to a feckless Congress.
Open, obvious and bold antisemitism leads administrators to babble on about free speech.
Yeah, forget the babble about missing latest bling.
A former collaborator of Movie Babble, a comic, film pundit that runs his two blogs, Comic Booger and Cine Booger.
But in areas where there’s lots of babble, like a bar or restaurant, it can be difficult to pick out the specific voice they want to hear.
Futurists celebrated the beauty of machines, the morals of might, and the syntax of babble.
Authors of the study propose that it might motivate them to vocalize more in the first months of life, which could promote the transition to babble production just a few months later.
Konnan said he’s not into that psycho-babble, hippie-snowflake, SJW stuff that Sydal’s all about.
Marie, a longtime Disney fan - whom you might remember from her previous Babble collaboration where she dressed babies as Disney villainstransformed them into Disney princesses - pays beautiful homage to Mickey in her latest shoot.
Ministry doesn't fuck around and talk to the audience and do the rock babble-dribble.
Nevarez said while she enjoys her role, she found it challenging, as she had to figure out how to give emotional meaning to Trixie’s babble.
Somehow, the ship's emerging self-awareness involves the patented techno-babble and the holodeck, so basically, it's an excuse for the crew to embark upon a hallucinatory trip on the Orient Express.
The broker babble for that unit reads like a Malibu beachfront or Bel-Air mansion listing.
The trick is to fmd someone who will actually engage in conversation and not just babble semi-coherently about UFOs or their dead grandma or the chips in their heads.
Deaf babies babble in the same order when hearing sounds as non-deaf babies do, thus showing that babbling is not caused by babies simply imitating certain sounds, but is actually a natural part of the process of language development.
Disraeli called them "coffee-house babble" and dismissed allegations of torture by the Ottomans since "Oriental people usually terminate their connections with culprits in a more expeditious fashion".
However, during infancy, children begin to babble.