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Loquacious  
Level
Associate
'Loquacious' is used to describe someone who talks a lot, often excessivelymore than necessary. It's more than being talkative—it's like someone who gives a full-blownfully developed presentation when asked a simple question.
Context
Business
In meetings, 'loquacious' can describe a team member who speaks excessively. A CEOchief executive officer might note, 'Though his ideas are insightfulhaving deep understanding, John's loquacious nature sometimes disrupts our meetings since we can't cover all agenda items.'

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