chatty in Latin
chatty in Latin is loquax — chatty means talkative and fond of casual conversation.
chatty in Latin
loquax
(informal) Of a person, chatting a lot or fond of chatting.
What does "chatty" mean?
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adj Talkative and fond of casual conversation.
"The taxi driver was chatty and full of local gossip."
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adj Written or spoken in a light, informal, conversational style.
"The email had a chatty, friendly tone rather than a formal one."
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chatty in a sentence
- The taxi driver was chatty and full of local gossip.
- She's naturally chatty, so interviews with her run long.
- The email had a chatty, friendly tone rather than a formal one.
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What is "chatty" in Latin?
"chatty" in Latin is loquax. chatty means: Talkative and fond of casual conversation.
How do you use "chatty" in a sentence?
Example: "The taxi driver was chatty and full of local gossip." In Latin, "chatty" is loquax.
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