overtalk
/ˌoʊvərˈtɔːk/
noun
- Excessive or prolonged talking.
- After hours of overtalk, the group still hadn't reached a decision.
- His overtalk at the party made some guests feel ignored.
- The teacher asked the student to cut down on overtalk during lessons.
verb
- To talk too much or for too long; to dominate a conversation.
- Please don't overtalk during the meeting; others need a chance to speak.
- The host warned the guest not to overtalk the allotted time.
- He tends to overtalk when he's nervous about a topic.
- To interrupt or speak over someone else.
- The moderator had to remind the panelists not to overtalk each other.
- It's rude to overtalk your classmates during a discussion.
- She tried to make her point, but he kept overtalking her.
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