jabberings
/ˈdʒæbərɪŋz/
NOUN
1. Rapid, incoherent, or meaningless speech
The act or sound of talking rapidly, indistinctly, or incoherently, often producing words or sounds that are difficult to understand or lack meaningful content.
1.1. Incoherent or nonsensical speech
Confused, unintelligible, or meaningless speech that is difficult to follow or understand.
Synonyms
Antonyms
- sense
Examples
- The late-night campfire was accompanied by the distant jabberings of nocturnal creatures in the woods.
Related Words
- gibberish
- nonsense
- ramblings
- incoherence
- blabs
- grunts
1.2. Lively or continuous conversation
The sound of people talking continuously and animatedly, especially during social gatherings or informal discussions.
Synonyms
Examples
- Amidst the city's hustle, the cafe echoed with the lively jabberings of patrons enjoying their conversations.
- The diplomatic meeting was marked by the formal jabberings of representatives discussing policy matters.
- As the crowd dispersed, the lingering jabberings of excited fans could be heard after the successful concert.
Related Words
- undertones
- rumors
- blabs
- mumbles
- mutters
1.3. Soft or indistinct sounds
Low, faint, or indistinct sounds resembling murmuring or whispering, sometimes used figuratively to describe subtle background noises.
Synonyms
- murmurs
- whispers
- undertones
Examples
- In the serene garden, the peaceful afternoon was interrupted only by the soft jabberings of a nearby stream.
Related Words
- grunts
- mumbles
- mutters
- chatter