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Another word for glib

Adjective

  1. Characterized by ready but often insincere or superficial discourse

    2. See also:

    words

    surface

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Another word for glib

Modifier
    2. See also:

    fluent

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Sentence Examples

  • If your lover is someone who is prone to a glib tongue, you may get answers that send you both into gales of laughter.

  • We don't mean to be glib, but here at LTK Celebrity, we thought Tom Cruise and Katie ("Kate") Holmes' whirlwind, worldwide P.D.A tour was a sign that this was one couple who was at home in front of the cameras.

  • Calling Matt Lauer "glib" on the Today show.

  • But any such comparisons are very superficial and very glib.

  • Simon Farris, London I cannot believe that Allan Morris can remain so ignorant and glib about his own drug adherence.

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