volubility

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    the quality of being facile in speech and writing

Word Origin

volubility (n.)
1570s, from Middle French volubilité (16c.) or directly from Latin volubilitatem (nominative volubilitas) "a rapid turning," figuratively "fluency (of speech)," from volubilis (see voluble).

Example

1. Have money all volubility , wait for metoscoop up enough I fall again .
2. George rattled on with a volubility which surprised himself .
3. Rather than saying , " he makes a habit of using arcanereferences " , try " his modus operandi seems to be obscurum perobscurius " to give your volubility a bit of international flavor .

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