French translation of babblery is 
babblery

Meaning of "babblery" in English

"Babblery" is a noun used to denote meaningless chatter or rambling talk that may lack substance or coherence. It often refers to communication that is not succinct or is filled with trivial or inconsequential details. This term can be used in both a light-hearted way, to describe playful or casual conversations that go on without a clear purpose, and more critically, to highlight unnecessary or idle talk that detracts from more significant topics or discussions.

Meaning of "babblery" in French

In French, "babblery" is used similarly as in English. It refers to incoherent or trivial talk, often characterized by excessive chatter and a lack of meaningful content. The term can describe casual conversations that are enjoyable yet lack depth, or it can be used to point out discussions that are superficial or lack focus. It highlights a tendency towards verbosity without substance.

Pronunciation of "babblery" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈbæb.lɚ.i/

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation remains mostly consistent across different English-speaking regions. However, slight variations may occur with the emphasis on different syllables particularly between American and British English settings.

Pronunciation of "babblery" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /ba.ble.ʁi/

Pronunciation Variations: In French, there are minimal regional variations; however, the intonation and accentuation might slightly differ in different French-speaking regions, adhering to general phonetic rules of French.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. His speech was full of babblery, lacking any real insight. (Son discours était plein de babblery, sans véritable perspicacité.)
2. We spent the afternoon in relaxed babblery by the fire. (Nous avons passé l'après-midi à bavarder tranquillement près du feu.)
3. The meeting quickly devolved into babblery and disorganization. (La réunion s'est rapidement transformée en babillage et désorganisation.)
4. She dismissed his comments as mere babblery. (Elle a rejeté ses commentaires comme un simple babillage.)
5. Despite the topic, the conversation turned into babblery. (Malgré le sujet, la conversation s'est transformée en babillage.)
6. The novel's dialogue was filled with humorous babblery. (Le dialogue du roman était rempli de babillage humoristique.)
7. His lectures are often criticized for excessive babblery. (Ses conférences sont souvent critiquées pour un babillage excessif.)
8. The children engaged in innocent babblery while playing. (Les enfants se livraient à un babillage innocent en jouant.)
9. She found the party exhausting due to the endless babblery. (Elle trouvait la fête épuisante à cause du babillage incessant.)
10. He amused the audience with playful babblery between sets. (Il amusait le public avec un babillage ludique entre les sets.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "babblery" in English

Synonyms: prattle, gibberish, chatter, gabble, jabber, tattle, twaddle, drivel, nonsense, blather

Antonyms: silence, quiet, calmness, reticence, conciseness, clarity, succinctness, -

Similar Words: rambling, verbosity, loquacity, idle talk, babble, gossip, small talk, palaver, blabber, chatter

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "babblery" in French

Synonyms: babillage, bavardage, papotage, jabotage, jacasserie, bavadage, sornettes, radotage, -

Antonyms: silence, calme, retenue, concision, clarté, succinctitude, -

Similar Words: bavardage inoffensif, bavardise, caquetage, parlote, potins, commérage, palabres, verbiage, loquacité

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