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chattiness

/ˈtʃætɪnəs/ noun

The state of being chatty.

Word Origin Chattiness is built from 'chat' (from Old English ceatterian 'to chatter') with the suffix -y (having the quality) and -ness (state). So it's the state of being chatty. The same root gives us chat, chatty, chitchat, and chatter. The word is imitative of light, informal talk. So chattiness is the quality of being full of idle, pleasant chatter.

noun The state of being chatty. countable

Her natural chattiness made her popular at parties.

(名词) 健谈；爱说话；话多；饶舌

她天生的健谈使她在聚会上很受欢迎。

(sustantivo) locuacidad; charlatanería; parlanchinería; verbosidad [El estado de ser hablador o locuaz.]

Su **locuacidad** natural la hacía popular en las fiestas.

(nom) loquacité; bavardage; volubilité; verbosité [Caractère d'une personne bavarde; tendance à parler beaucoup.]

Sa **chattiness** naturelle en faisait une invitée très appréciée lors des soirées.

(Substantiv) Gesprächigkeit; Redegewandtheit; Schwatzhaftigkeit [Die Eigenschaft oder der Zustand, gesprächig oder redselig zu sein, besonders in einer freundlichen und ungezwungenen Weise.]

Ihre natürliche **chattiness** machte sie auf Partys sehr beliebt.

(名詞) おしゃべりな性質または状態。

彼女の生まれつきのおしゃべり好きが、パーティーで人気者にしてくれた。

(substantivo) loquacidade; tagarelice; garrulice; falação [A qualidade de ser tagarela; loquacidade.]

Sua loquacidade natural a tornava popular nas festas.

Synonyms: talkativeness loquacity garrulity verbosity volubility communicativeness gregariousness effusiveness Antonyms: taciturnity reticence silence quietness
Word parts: chat + y + ness

Related words

chatty chatterer

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