Volubly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VOLUBLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• VOLUBLE, fluent in speech; too fluent or glib, also VOLUBIL
• in a chatty manner
• in a manner that is characterized by a ready and continuous flow of words.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• easily rolling or turning; rotating

Words related to VOLUBLY

voluble12

How to use VOLUBLY in a sentence

• At the buffet of the one in question, I found Gerome conversing volubly in Russian with a total stranger, a native.
• He dealt volubly with the doctrines espoused by Merle, whereas they wished to be told how to deal with Merle.
• All of them volubly knew, or indignantly desired to know, where all the others had been every minute of the week.
• The shop was empty when they entered, but a few stout raps on the counter brought a woman, pale-faced but volubly chattering, up a ladder and through a trapdoor in the shop-floor.
• Old Miss Baker began to talk volubly across the table to Mrs.
• Joan, studying, might better have him near to talk his sort of nonsense, listen to her music and make love volubly in French to which she needed the practice of reply.
• But the black woman, at the same instant, turned on her and began to scold her volubly.
• Wachner had detained him for a moment in the hall, talking volubly, explaining how pleasant had been their little supper party till Mrs.
• He then seated himself near Miss Alice and began talking volubly to her about New York.
• He began to talk volubly about his wife and children.
• I sat down while a hospitable old woman made coffee and chattered volubly in Flemish.
• He now felt himself to be a well-seasoned soldier and talked of high-angle guns as volubly as could an experienced gunner.
• He was bending over her, talking volubly, in a loverlike attitude, exceedingly offensive in so public a place.
• He stumbled over the legs of a man who cursed him volubly, and dropped on to a heap of straw.
• He spoke volubly, talking of the ignorance of the English, their brutality, their dull brains, their stupid pride.
• Ha! In the pulpit we must teach, not talk too volubly.
• At once a number of the villagers forsook him and surrounded me, waving their arms about and talking volubly.
• It is true that she talked volubly to her guards and that all she said was reported to her judges.
• The other assented with enthusiasm, enlarging volubly on the beauties of the situation.
• There of a truth was the pavilion, but on the steps three men were standing, talking volubly and in whispers.
• The Annamits, believing that it had not been noticed, went on as blithely as before and volubly denied that anything had been lost.
• One or two still half-drunk Indians pushed their way through and came close up to him, talking volubly and shaking their fire-arms in his face.
• Men met and talked volubly, but they said nothing that indicated a personal desire or belief.
• The men on the bank have finally given it up as a bad job, and they set round the fires smoking and slapping different parts of their persons, swearing volubly in English.
• They sat around the fire, ate their meat and parched corn, and chatted volubly.
• He came in the evenings at an hour when the elder girls were often away, and then Daisy sat on his knee, and chatted to him volubly.
• One moment he was instructing Marie volubly, to her evident confusion.
• The exception was a Free-Stater who spoke English volubly.

Similar words containing VOLUB without suffix ly

volubil12 voluble12 volubility18 volubleness16 volubilities17 volublenesses18

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