overtalking
/ˌoʊvərˈtɔːkɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of overtalk: talking too much or for too long.
- Stop overtalking and let me finish my sentence.
- The host kept overtalking, so the show ran over time.
- He is overtalking again and not letting anyone else speak.
- Present participle of overtalk: interrupting or speaking over someone.
- She kept overtalking her friend during the argument.
- I hate it when people start overtalking me in a conversation.
- The panelists were overtalking each other, creating chaos.
noun
- The act of talking too much or for too long.
- The teacher warned the class about overtalking during the exam.
- Overtalking can make meetings less productive.
- His overtalking annoyed the other passengers on the bus.
- The act of interrupting or speaking over others.
- The debate rules strictly forbid overtalking.
- She was criticized for her constant overtalking in group discussions.
- Overtalking is considered rude in many cultures.
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