1. the quality of talking a great deal; talkativeness
Usage: formal

Examples

• Her loquacity made her popular at parties but exhausting in small groups.
• The professor’s loquacity turned a simple question into a twenty-minute lecture.
• His natural loquacity served him well in his career as a radio host.
• The child’s loquacity impressed the adults with her extensive vocabulary.
• Despite her usual loquacity, she remained surprisingly quiet during the meeting.
• The politician’s loquacity helped him connect with voters on the campaign trail.