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liking the sound of one's own voice

liking the sound of one's own voice is the present participle and gerund of like the sound of one's own voice.

Meaning of like the sound of one's own voice

Verb

like the sound of one's own voice (third-person singular simple present likes the sound of one's own voice, present participle liking the sound of one's own voice, simple past and past participle liked the sound of one's own voice)

  1. (derogatory, idiomatic, usually) To talk a lot.

Questions about liking the sound of one's own voice

What is liking the sound of one's own voice the present participle and gerund of?
Liking the sound of one's own voice is the present participle and gerund of like the sound of one's own voice.

Words near liking the sound of one's own voice in the dictionary

  1. likey
  2. Likhvinian
  3. likin
  4. liking
  5. liking it or lumping it
  6. liking the sound of one's own voice
  7. likingness
  8. likings
  9. likins
  10. Likinses
  11. likish

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