gabbled

The word “gabbled” has 2 syllables: gab-bled

It's pronounced as /ˈɡæb.əld/


What is synonym and antonym for gabbled?

In the thesaurus, “gabbled” has 66 synonyms and 3 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for gabbled along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for gabbled

Antonyms for gabbled

  • articulated
  • enunciated
  • pronounced

Meanings of gabbled

  • verb
    1. To talk fast, idly, foolishly, or without meaning.
    2. To utter inarticulate sounds with rapidity.

Example Sentences

  • The auctioneer gabbled through the bids at lightning speed.
  • Nervous and excited, she gabbled her speech in front of the audience.
  • As the news anchor gabbled the breaking news, viewers tuned in with anticipation.
  • Trying to meet the deadline, the reporter gabbled details into the microphone.
  • In the heated argument, both parties gabbled their points without listening.

On this page you'll find 69 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to gabbled, such as: articulated, babbled, blabbed, blabbered, blathered, bleated, blew smoke.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

babbled

cackled

gabbed

jabbered

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  • babbled
  • blabbered
  • blathered
  • bleated
  • blithered
  • bonged
  • bumbled
  • chatted
  • chattered
  • chimed
  • chinked
  • chuntered
  • clanged
  • clanked
  • clashed
  • clinked
  • ding-donged
  • dinged
  • driveled
  • drivelled
  • drooled
  • echoed
  • gabbed
  • gabbled
  • gibbered
  • gonged
  • jabbered
  • jawed
  • jingled
  • knelled
  • maundered
  • mouthed
  • mumbled
  • murmured
  • muttered
  • pattered
  • pealed
  • pinged
  • plinked
  • plonked
  • plunked
  • prated
  • prattled
  • ran on
  • rang
  • rattled
  • resonated
  • resounded
  • reverberated
  • screeched
  • shouted
  • shrieked
  • smattered
  • sputtered
  • stammered
  • stuttered
  • tanged
  • tingled
  • tinkled
  • tittle-tattled
  • tolled
  • trolled
  • yacked
  • yakked

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