logorrhea

logorrhea
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Definition: A tendency to be overly verbose; excessive and often incoherent talkativeness.

Origin: From the Greek words "logos," meaning "word," and "rhea," meaning "flow." Etymology books

Example: His logorrhea made it difficult for anyone to get a word in during the meeting.

Logorrhea is characterized by an overwhelming propensity for excessive talking, which can manifest in various social situations. This condition often leads to lengthy monologues that may become rambling and disorganized. Individuals with logorrhea may struggle to understand social cues indicating when to pause or allow others to speak. This excessive verbosity can create communication barriers, leaving listeners feeling overwhelmed or frustrated. While talking is a natural part of human interaction, logorrhea highlights the fine line between engaging conversation and an inability to regulate one's verbal output.


Trumps State of the nation speech was a logorrhea on steroids ... " Cicero