"Verbigerate" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Verbigerate" Meaning

To talk or repeat something excessively, especially in a meaningless or monotonous way.

"Verbigerate" Examples

Verbigerate

1. To speak in a continuous, often meaningless, stream of words.

TV talk shows can make politicians verbigerate for hours about their policies without actually saying anything substantive.

2. Characterized by excessive and meaningless talk.

The politician's verbigeration of empty promises won him no trust with the electorate.

3. Engaged in aimless monologue.

After the TV interview, the tired journalist just started to verbiberate to the filmmakers about the long day.

4. Spouted an incoherent before starting the question-and-answer session.

In the medical world, 'verbigerate' came out unsuitably today during the Q&A session when the speaker devolved into unsafe touching ethic discussions.

5. Inordinate thinking and talking blur and becomes unconscious doe chatter.

And additional useless problems leading to mindless accomplishments by buying sophisticated nickels instead of by the model of purchase intentions, transcribing restaurants certain regrets knew chosen upon being decommissioned.