A person who chatters meaninglessly is __________?
- A. Talkative
- B. Loquacious
- C. Voluble
- D. Garrulous
Explanation
Garrulous describes someone who talks excessively, especially about trivial or meaningless matters. Talkative, loquacious, and voluble mainly indicate frequent or fluent speech without the specific sense of trivial chatter.
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