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multiloquy

multiloquy noun: an excess of words or talk.

Noun

multiloquy (uncountable)

  1. An excess of words or talk.

Origin of multiloquy

From Middle English multiloquye, from Latin multiloquium. By surface analysis, multi- + -loquy.

Questions about multiloquy

What does multiloquy mean?
Multiloquy means an excess of words or talk.
What part of speech is multiloquy?
Multiloquy is a noun.

Words near multiloquy in the dictionary

  1. multiloops
  2. multiloquence
  3. multiloquent
  4. multiloquious
  5. multiloquous
  6. multiloquy
  7. multilot
  8. multilumen
  9. multimachine
  10. multimagazine
  11. multimagic

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