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talkatively

  • a word derived from talkative.
    talkative
    adjective
    inclined to talk a great deal.

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Minister to Portugal, where he benevolently, talkatively steered hundreds of jittery refugees and distinguished Americans through Lisbon.

From Time Magazine Archive

So the children crept away, and out through the little shrine, and the lady and the priest were so tearfully, talkatively happy that they never noticed that the guardian angels had gone.

From The Phoenix and the Carpet by E. (Edith) Nesbit

After a final inspection of the ballroom, we tipped the caretaker, promised to let the agent know our decision, and, to the great inconvenience of other pedestrians, strolled talkatively through the streets towards the Boulevard.

From Jonah and Co. by Dornford Yates