Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The character of being voluble; volubility.
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Examples
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Now Kohokumu was a bore, and I was squeamishly out of sorts with him for his volubleness, but I could not help admiring him as watched him go down.
The Water Baby 2010
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Now Kohokumu was a bore, and I was squeamishly out of sorts with him for his volubleness, but I could not help admiring him as watched him go down.
THE WATER BABY 2010
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Now Kohokumu was a bore, and I was squeamishly out of sorts with him for his volubleness, but I could not help admiring him as watched him go down.
The Water Baby 1919
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He met her at the gate, and spoke with curious volubleness.
Widdershins Oliver [pseud.] Onions 1917
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