glib
/ɡlɪb/
adjective
- Speaking easily and smoothly, but in a way that seems insincere or not carefully thought out.
- His glib apology sounded rehearsed and empty.
- She was known for her glib remarks, which often annoyed her coworkers.
- The salesman gave a glib answer that didn't really address my concerns.
- Done or said without enough thought or effort, often to avoid dealing with something serious.
- The article was full of glib generalizations about teenagers.
- It's easy to make glib comments about poverty when you've never experienced it.
- The politician offered only glib solutions to a very complex problem.
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